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14 Reclaimed Wood Holiday Projects

November 25, 2014

Reclaimed wood is a beautiful and inexpensive way to bring rustic charm into your home during the holidays. Add your own personal touch to seasonal decor with these simple, nature-loving ideas.

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Fiery Centerpiece

Create a flameless focal point on your holiday dinner table that will last all season long. Simply find a few small logs, paint them white and stack in a casual campfire formation. Large multicolored string lights make this display look both clean and nostalgic. Design by Brian Patrick Flynn

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Enchanting Chandelier

It can be difficult to find the perfect light fixture to fit into your indoor or outdoor space, so why not make your own? Not only can this reclaimed wood chandelier be scaled up or down to fit any space, but it can also be spruced up to bring that warm twinkle to your holiday decor. Design by Dan Faires and Brian Patrick Flynn. Get the step-by-step instructions >>

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Gilded Fireplace

If your fireplace isn't quite working or you live in a warm-weather locale, your hearth doesn't have to spend the holidays in the dark. Create a glowing, fireless fireplace by wrapping reclaimed wood logs in string lights to make your decor sparkle throughout the season.

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Yuletide Yard Art

From tracing the tree outline to applying the nails, the whole family can get involved in this wooden Christmas tree project. These rustic trees will make a fun and festive impact on everyone's holiday spirit. Placing a spotlight at the base of each tree will complete the look. Design by Dan Faires. Get the step-by-step instructions >>

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