Could we repurpose that?  Absolutely!

Prepare to have your mind blown:

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  $475 !!!  That's what this Etsy vendor is asking for an old

window frame inset with the lids of thrift shop glass bowls.

It really is a beautiful sun catcher, isn't it?

Remember a few posts back where I encouraged you to visit a

Habitat For Humanity Restore for inexpensive building supplies?

Most offer a wide assortment of used inexpensive windows that

are ideal for repurposing.

I really like this idea for a window flower box:

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Reclaimed wood and an old window were used

to build this charming, rustic display cabinet:

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Here are some more ideas for upcycling an old window:

A distressed old window adds instant architectural interest:

A repurposed window provided the 'lid' of

this shadow box-inspired coffee table:

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 Photographer Nick Olson and designer Lilah Horwitz built a rustic yet modern cabin

with $500 worth of building supplies and a truckload of free repurposed windows:

 

 

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Located in the rolling mountains of West Virginia, the retreat is a one-of-a-kind

wonder that reflects the couple's desire to express their creativity on a budget.

You might not be ready to take on the job of building

a cabin but how about a backyard greenhouse?

 

 

I spy with my Repurposing Eye the base of an antique sewing
machine that was upcycled to be a potting table.  Great idea!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Yea, I think we could take on any of today's Repurposeful Monday ideas!