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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›Incredible DIY Ideas to Upcycle Old TVs

Incredible DIY Ideas to Upcycle Old TVs

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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As we move towards digital technology, our old standalone televisions are becoming obsolete. Either the resolution might be too low, or the screen might not be large enough. This phenomenon leaves us with piles of discarded TVs that can alternatively serve as creative upcycling projects.
Here are some incredible ideas to upcycle old TV sets:

1. Make a fish tank: A vintage TV can be transformed into an aquarium for your fishy friends. Remove the screen, clean the interior, and replace it with a glass panel. Add some plants and rocks to give it a natural look.

2. Herb Garden: Creating an herb garden inside a vintage TV set can add a unique touch of green to your living room. Remove the screen and the back panel, line it with plastic, and fill it with soil. Plant your favorite herbs and watch them grow.

3. Pet Bed: Cat and dog beds often come with a hefty price tag. Turn an old TV into a cozy bed for your furry friend by removing the screen, applying some foam padding, and a soft fabric cover.

4. Bar Cart: An old TV on wheels can have a second life as a bar cart. Remove the screen and the interior, add shelves for glasses, bottles, and mixers. Paint it in a trendy shade that fits your decor.

5. Mini Garden: A small terrarium inside your old TV set can be a trendy and unique addition to your home. Add some soil, rocks, and tiny succulents. You can also place a glass lid on top to keep it contained.

6. Bookshelf: Transform an old TV into a shelf to hold your favorite books. Take the entire interior out and place a plank of wood inside horizontally. Paint it in a color that goes with your decor.

7. Aquarium TV stand: Instead of throwing away the old TV stand, rework it into a place for your aquarium to rest. Remove the back panel and reattach it with waterproofing material.

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