Decorating With Enamelware Inside & Out
February 29, 2024
I pick up inexpensive enamelware at garage sales and thrift shops all the time. I find most of my enamelware for $5 to $10, sometimes less. Some are reproduction enamelware.
Pieces in excellent condition will not get drainage holes, but instead, become inside pieces.
Buying ceramic or terracotta flowerpots would be more expensive and would pose a winter storage hassle.
Enamelware works great for both indoor and outdoor planters, holiday decor, and farmhouse kitchens.
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Coffeepots, teapots, and cups.
First of all, I drill drainage holes in the bottoms of all of my outdoor planters. Just like galvanized planters, my enamelware sits outside during our long cold winters.
To add interest to my oak barrel, I added three raised coffeepot planters here.
A fun coffee stencil from Old Sign Stencils was pounced on a large enamelware coffeepot here.
Two coffeepots in poor condition were stenciled with Boho stencils HERE.
A junk garden vignette with three enamelware planters HERE.
More coffeepot planters on the old treehouse ladder. Nails hold enamelware cups too.
Nails in the rungs anchor the pots on the ladder. A center drainage hole fits over the nail.
An enamelware coffeepot adds plant softness and color among the rusty farm junk pieces.
A grouping of enamelware planters with dianthus in the corner of the deck.
This coffeepot is not stenciled, instead I chose to decorate it a decor transfer HERE.
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The small kettle and the coffeepot were stenciled with Christmas graphics from Old Sign Stencils HERE.
Enamelware on a radiator shelf in my farmhouse kitchen.
More enamelware decor in my kitchen.
Enamelware pails, chamber pots and lids.
Such a simple junk garden vignette idea. An old chair, chamber pot with a geranium and a great garden sign.
Another enamelware pail and birdhouse perched on an old bench.
This vintage lard bucket was perfect for a patriotic garden display.
More chamber pots under a tree planted with impatiens.
Lids and colanders, along with other junk, decorate a junk gallery fence one summer.
Enamelware lids displayed on a barn door HERE.
Blue and white enamelware planters on a stepladder in a succulent garden.
Enamelware colander and chamber pot here, along with a pie safe, wagon board and child's chair.
More blue and white enamelware planters to coordinate with a rustic blueberry/birdhouse chair.
And last but not least, a reproduction tissue holder stenciled and planted with herbs.
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Love them all, Carlene! Enamelware is one of my favorite old things. Thanks for sharing all these goodies!
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