Recycled Wine Cork

What do you do with that cork you just popped out of a wine bottle? Most likely you throw it away. Cork is a renewable crop; cork tree barks grow back nine years after harvest. Why not keep the cycle going with used corks? We all pop more than 13 billion corks every year. So here are some uses of thrown out cork.

Cork Pot Holder

Cork Chair

Bath Mat

Chandelier

Reclaimed Flooring

Pot Holder

Cork Bat Mat

Cork Chair

Recycled Wine Cork Stopper Stool Set

Cork Planter

Cork Art

Recycle Office Furniture

Wine Corks to Give a Plain Basket a New Life

Cool Recycled Stool Ideas

Plastic Bottles

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Cardboard Tubes

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Bottle Cap

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Tree Branches

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Cardboard

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Car Tires

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Skateboard

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Plastic Softdrink Bottles 

Magazines

Egg Carton

Newspaper 

Creative Ways to Recycled Old Stuff

Looking around our house, we do have a lots of stuff in which we no longer use and serve any purpose and we still have trouble getting rid of it. Well be a little bit of creative by reusing and recycling this garbage things around. 

Old Belts

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Old Suitcase

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Key Holder

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Bike Wheel Clock

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Drum Kit into Chandelier

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Bottle Caps Into Tea Lights

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Bottles Into Pendant Lamps

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CD Spindle Into Sandwich Holder

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Glass Marbles Into Fence Decor

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Old Bathtub Into Couch

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Old Computer Casing Into Mailbox

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Old Ladder Into Bookshelf

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Old Piano Into Bookshelf

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Old Piano Into Outdoor Fountain

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Old TV Into Aquarium

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Tennis Rackets Into Mirrors

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Old Cassette Tape Into Purse

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Toilet Seat Into a Wall Mirror

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Rubber Boots Into Bag

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Amazing Artworks from Recycled Objects

Artwork by Zac Freeman

My work focuses primarily on portraits created by assembling found objects, disposable goods, and the leftover trash of things we consume in our society. I glue the bits of junk to a wooden substrate, a canvas, which forms the image of a portrait. The result is a stunningly realistic portrait at a distance and an interesting array of objects up close. I feel the junk is more powerful being present. It is an actual thing to be reckoned with that existed in this time and place and carries energy in and of itself. The result is a time capsule of objects that reflects our culture.