Cement blocks are not just rough, industrial materials used only in the construction of building structures.
In fact, they can be used for a ton of beautiful and creative projects! Do you have blocks leftover from when you built your deck? Do not try to get rid of it. Instead, get inspired by these 12 awesome ideas! You will be able to combine the decorative with the practical aspects, indoors and out. Your construction will be solid, almost eternal if you wish!
And these blocks are not very expensive so you will not break the bank!
Long live raw and durable materials. They give a sense of security and are more eco-friendly than plastic!
So here are a few options; you can easily find many more by surfing the Internet.
1. A lovely flowerpot
Make a solid pot for your outdoor plants and paint it with the patterns and colors of your choosing.
source: Country Living
2. A really unique table
An industrial look that can blend in with almost any decor.
source: DIY Home Things
3. A wall of flowerpots
This is a design that provides a very pretty way of obtaining privacy!
source: Musely
4. You do not need to spend a fortune to set up a relaxing nook in your garden. Click on the video to learn how to do this:
source: Sia Magazine
5. A trendy work desk
Minimalist, industrial ... perfect!
source: The Merry Thought
6. Storage under a bench
What a great idea for an entrance hall!
source: Pinterest
7. An economical and practical TV stand
Nothing more is needed!
source: Ohio Edsion
8. A classic!
What is more delightful than an outdoor fire pit? You can even add a grill.
source: Must Add Fabric Softener
9. A beautiful patio lounge bar!
Great lumber, blocks painted in rich colors ... Now all you're missing are a few friends for the fiesta!
source: Pinterest
10. A simple creation for perfect lighting
And you won't have to worry about it catching on fire!
source: Pinterest
11. Outdoor steps
Simple, is it not?
source: Step by Step
12. An outdoor oven
It's hardy, easy enough to build and eating outdoors has never been so good!
Clickherefor the tutorial.
Which of these projects inspired you the most? If you don't know where to start, it's quite understandable!