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The use of PVC pipes in home decor has been popular for some time, and I don’t see it slowing down anytime soon.
So in honor of my 2014 word of the year, organize, I am sharing 20 ways to organize using PVC Pipes. Be sure to check out the original links because most of them include tutorials.
20 Ways to Organize Using PVC Pipes
1. PVC Pipe Shoe Organizer via Home Stories A to Z
2. Craft Room Storage via Today’s Creative Blog
3. DIY PVC Pipe Pencil Case via Jade and Fern
4. PVC Pipe Utensil Organizer via Pretty Handy Girl
5. PVC Pipe Washi Tape Organizer via Sowdering About in Seattle
6. PVC Pipe Succulent Planters via The Happier Homemaker
7. PVC Pipe Toothbrush Holders via Crafting in the Rain
8. PVC Pipe Garage Storage via Dremel Weekends
9. PVC Pipe Garden Tool Organizer via Happy House and Home
10. DIY Coat Rack via Weekday Carnival
11. PVC Pipe Hair tools Organizer via Once Upon a Family
12. DIY PVC Pipe Lighted Umbrella Stand via Curbly
13. PVC Pipe Nursery Organizer via Apartment Therapy
14. PVC Pipe and Wood Wine Rack by Evan Wood of Hala via Huffington Post
15. PVC Pipe Dresser Organizer via BHG
16. PVC Pipe Desk Organizer via Design Studio C
18. PVC Pipe Measuring Cups Organizer via Ashbee Design
19. PVC Pipe Wall Storage via Portal de Artesanato
20. PVC Pipe Shelf via Sawdust 2 Stitches
Have you used PVC pipe in an unconventional way in your home? If so, I would love to hear about it in the comments.
Wow, such terrific ideas… I LOVE LOVE the dark brown painted pvc and wood shelf system with connecting over the door shelves!
Thanks JoAnn and I agree with you about the shelf – it’s gorgeous!
Thank you so much for adding my Desk Organizer to the list!! All of the ideas are fabulous and I plan on incorporating many of the others in my shop/work area! Thank you, again!
You are so welcome Cher, thank YOU for coming up with such a fun and inventive way to use PVC pipes, it’s awesome!
Oh, my goodness, Katie- SO many great ideas here! I love the idea of using PVC pipe- sturdy, water proof (just about anything-proof), paintable- what’s not to love? 🙂 Thank you very much for sharing this at Treasure Box Tuesday, and I hope you have a great week!
Thank you Joy! I hope you are enjoying your weekend 🙂
These are fantastic! I’ve pinned and can’t wait to put some of them to use!
Thanks Christine, me too!
Those are great ideas! I love them! I would tell you which one I like the best, but I’m really not sure… 🙂
– Brooke –
Haha, me either but it since we need a new shoe organizer I may have to lean that way.
Ooooh I love this post!… You got me with that kind of organization ideas! totally pinning!!!
XOXO
Cami
Thanks Camila!
Thanks for including my toothbrush holders! So many fab ideas here!!
That idea is genius! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
Love the collection you put together. Thanks for the shout out!
Love these cool ideas! Especially the craft paint storage. Awesome plus pretty!
~ Ashley
Great ideas. we used 4 inch pvc cut into 10 inche sections and stacked them in our side bar in rows of 4 and 5 to make 18 holders for wine. Painted end caps bright red and leaving the pvc white adds contrast to our black bar.
I really like the idea of an industrial table, especially with the copper piping. It seems pretty easy to do, too. I’ll have to make a list of stuff I want to make during the summer 🙂 This will be at the top, since our current table is a bit weathered and old. I could look into refurbishing that, too.
Oh my gosh I absolutely ADORE these ideas and I would LOVE to try them all 🙂
What a great idea. I have PVC sitting around that I could use in the garden shed. Garden shed makeover is moving up on the todo list. thanks for sharing. Love your blog. I’m following you now.
Cheers!
Sounds like a fun project and you can’t beat using materials you already have on hand 🙂
Nice table! I also have a project to do a coffee table, my problem is that it is located in the outdoors, and I don’t know how it is not damaged by rain.