5 ways to use vintage bottles

Something as simple as a few glass bottles with a couple blooms

can be a perfect way to style a mantel, shelf or table without overwhelming it.

I am not big on overly decorated spaces

so for me- simple is best

and that is one of the reasons I love bottles for decorating.

I have been collecting bottles in various shapes and sizes for awhile now

They are easy and inexpensive at the thrift store and sometimes at antique markets

depending on the colors and sizes.

I thought that I would share 5 of my favorite ways to use vintage bottles in decor

especially since I am shopping for a few more to add to my collection.

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Place settings

A single small bottle on each dish is a perfect touch for a dinner party

Grouped together in a vignette on a table

A grouping on vintage glass and bottles on a silver tray was a perfect addition to the coffee table bench for a charming display.

Technically it’s more glasses than bottles- but the concept is the same

and I love them.

Grouped together on a mantel

Blue bottles filled with colorful blooms

or just by themselves with books for a more rustic display

or maybe a few clear glass inkwells and bottles for Spring

As a centerpiece

A collection of jars and bottles in a rustic crate is a perfect centerpiece

Together in display for impact

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Group like colors, sizes, etc together on a shelf or table for subtle impact.

A great way to incorporate your favorite collection in a room.

There are so many more ideas for using vintage bottles, jars and glasses in decor

but these are definitely some of my favorites.

Happy Tuesday everyone!

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