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20 ideas for repurposing doors

I have gathered another collection of great door project ideas from My Repurposed Life. This is a collection of repurposed door projects—regular doors, hollow core doors, and cupboard doors.

If you have some extra doors laying around, you might find something here to inspire you. Maybe you’re familiar with some of the later projects, but there are some oldies but goodies here too!

door repurposed into a trunk door into a trunk

door repurposed hall treelouvered door hall tree

door repurposed entry hall treeblack door hall tree

repurposed doorrepurposed door into a small doll/child’s bench

toddler bed doorToddler Bed

door repurposed book shelfBookshelf (repurposed door)

repurposed door blanket chestblanket chest (repurposed door)

 

 

 

Repurposed Door corner shelfrepurposed door into a corner shelf

repurposed door into headboardheadboard (repurposed door)

vinyl letters beverage tags (stained) louvered door slats repurposed into beverage tags

 

repurposed door headboardantique armoire door into a headboard

door repurposed into nightstand-bookshelfdoor repurposed into a shelf/nightstand

 

repurposed armoire doorarmoire door into a chalkboard

repurposed armoire door into chalkboardThis is part of the antique armoire door made into a chalkboard

 

repurposed cupboard doorcupboard door into a tray

cupboard door chalkboard chalkboard made from a cupboard door

cupboard door repurposed into chalkboardrepurposed cupboard door into a chalkboard

bifold door into mail memo organizerbifolding door repurposed into a mail/memo organizer

repurposed door and chair make a great hall treerepurposed door hall tree

cupboard doors cabinetshelf from repurposed cupboard doors

20 ideas for doors

I really like doing these roundups (collections) of my repurposed junk.

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ABOUT GAIL WILSON - A teacher at heart, Gail Wilson relishes the chance not to show off her projects, but to help others find their inner handywoman, step-by-step. Her blog, MyRepurposedLife.com, chronicles her scrap-saving adventures and has been featured on countless DIY magazines and websites, including Women’s Day, Design*Sponge and Apartment Therapy. She is a longtime influencer for both Homeright and Gorrilla Glue. With a tribe of more than 450,000 followers, Gail is inspiring a new generation of DIYers to pick up some tools and get to work.

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  1. thinking it through says

    For two months I moved a chair around in my dysfunctional home. Then the dam broke and all was clear… I must do what works for me. I began to recreate. My rooms began to function as I let myself be me in the now.

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  2. Emma Briggs says

    An old door is a sturdy piece of material that can easily be revamped into pretty much anything just like what you did on this project.

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  4. Anonymous says

    I have only just recently found your excellent blog and am already obsessed!!

    You are so clever and creative. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

    May I ask- have you done any courses or what have you in carpentry or DIY etc? Or do you just learn as you go?
    As someone just starting out in re-purposing what are the basic tools you suggest one might start with?

    Shannon,Australia

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  5. Sandra@Beneath this Roof, Within these Walls says

    Those are all great, can’t even decide which is my favorite! Love all of them.

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  11. AnaMB says

    This ise very useful post, I am saving it for later! I got couple of old doors from grandma’s house 😉
    Thank you for this!

    Reply

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