8 Inventive Ways to Repurpose Sculptural Urns

Even if you don't have a green thumb, it's worth a trip to your local garden center to dig up one of the most versatile home accessories to come from the garden: decorative urns. Originally intended to hold potted plants, garden urns come in a variety of styles, finishes, and materials that make them ideal for repurposing indoors. Cast-iron, ceramic or cement planters offer durability and strength, while lightweight plastic versions provide flexibility and style for those on a budget. You can also find great bargain urns at home centers, flea markets and discount stores. Transforming them is simple, using creative paint finishes and scrap materials. Here are a few fresh ideas for urns that will have you blooming with pride.

Place a round of painted plywood atop an inexpensive planter to create an Elegant End Table, perfect for a sitting area or living room. Paint the table pale yellow or cream, then apply a bronze glaze to the bas relief portions of the urn to accentuate the pretty raised designs.

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How to Organize A Lot of Clothing in Very Little Closet Space

I have a lot of clothes, and in the dozen or so homes I've lived in, many have had very little closet space. Here is 12+ years worth of tips on how to cram your stuff into the minimal space you have. Women may benefit the most from these tips, but men might learn a thing or two!

The personal images I link to below are from this album of my current closet situation.
General Tips
Use ALL available space, but keep it organized.
Keep out-of-season (winter/summer) clothes out of the way.
You're more likely to wear something if you can see it.
Keep 1-2 hooks empty for quick-n-dirty clean up.
Don't forget the backs of deep shelves, and high-up places.

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