me. Sadly, my gardening prowess is far from A+. Thanks to The Gro Project which simplifies gardening, I might actually have a chance at a beautiful garden. Check out the details >>> http://www.sasinteriors.net/2013/05/simplify...

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living room & fits in nicely with our living room re-do that's currently going on over on lizmarieblog.com #love2Repurpose

2x2 frame, covered in reclaimed fence posts found by the curb. We attached a spigot to the drain hole in the cooler for drainage, used an antler shed for the handle, and added a bottle opener for decoration. It was so easy, and only $30 in supplies (since we had the cooler and fence wood on hand). You can check out the full step-by-step tutorial on my blog ( http://www.killerbdesigns.com/rustic-cooler-... ) to see how to make your own! It's a great addition to our back porch, and was so easy to make.

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Place them in your formal dining room, living room or country kitchen.

It's the contrast between old doors and new surfaces that makes them stand out; making them a great focal point.There are so many ways to use old doors by adding vintage brass, distressing doors or using a barn door as an internal door, bed head or dining table.

Unfortunately, aged doors aren't easy to find – old doors with distinctive features, like vintage doors are highly sought after.

But there are other ways to get your Rockstar look. Consider distressing doors or adding vintage brass handles to change the look. You can buy vintage brass handles or create aged door handles then add them to your old door.