
while Becky, who blogs at Buckets of Burlap, hung pretty embroidered towels from the painted ladder in her home.
Ladders with flat rungs can be used to display favorite items in your home, such as these gorgeous sea colored bottles that Maria of Dreamy Whites displayed on her vintage ladder
or the vintage books and candles that Jennifer has displayed on the ladder in her dining room (I love the script writing along the ladder’s side!)



or hanging a group of simple mason jars filled with candles, as Beth shows us on her blog Unskinny Boppy.
Liz of Savvy Seasons (now The Tuscan Home) decorated her vintage ladder for the season by wrapping it with grapevines and autumn leaves.
A suspended ladder can also be used as a unique pot rack, as shown by Sarah of A Beach Cottage
and Laurie of Welcome to the Turner Farm.
If you don’t have the right place for a ladder in your kitchen or family room, I found several creative ways to incorporate one into the décor of your bedroom. Laurel from Chipping with Charm used a vintage ladder to create a unique canopy for her bed – amazing!

Sarah from Life on Walnut Street turned her vintage ladder into a coat rack in her mudroom
while this vintage ladder from Mia’s Interior became the perfect place to display framed photos and art.

and outside in your outdoor living space or garden.

I also love the ideas of using a vintage ladder to:
If you have a front porch, think about using a vintage ladder when you decorate the outside of your home this fall. Which idea is your favorite?
this is such a fun post! LOVE all of these ideas for the vintage ladder!!!!
Thanks for featuring my Mud Room! 🙂
Absolutely – I LOVE what you did!
LOVE your blog. LOVE. And I don’t go around telling all the bloggers that. 🙂 Thanks for so generously sharing your creativity and talent!
Andrea – your sweet comment made my day! Thanks so much!
I’d rather you not re-blog it but a link back to this post is fine!
so interesting, thank you! your blog is fantastic, thanks again
Thanks so much!
From @FineJunqueLV…..I’ll be sharing this link on my page. Love displays using ladders. Nice blog post!
All are great ideas! Now to go to second hand stores, and thrift stores and see if I can find some old wooden ladders. If I paint them cool teen colors then I have some great ways to help my teenage daughter organize her room while making it look great at the same time!
Found you on a link (forgot where) and I am your newest follower! Your posts are charming… I got lost in quite a few!! Please come by if you have time and say hello 🙂
Marcy
https://www.facebook.com/diyncrafts featured you yayy:)
Thanks for the feature!
I have an idea for an outdoor ladder. A single wooden ladder could be covered on both sides with hardware wire or chicken wire, filled with dirt and a layer of moss, then hung on or leaned against a fence or wall. use it for a vertical garden, lettuces, succulents or flowers. Drip water from the top of course.
What a great idea – it would be absolutely beautiful!
I must go hunting for an old ladder at my husbands mom n dads farm they must have one in the old barn!! Loved all the ideas thanks so much for your creative charm!!
An old barn sounds like a great place to find a charming ladder! Have fun with it!
How do I decide???? If I had to pick I must admit I loved the one with the writing on the side of the ladder. But there are so many great ones. Thanks for sharing.
kris
Great Ideas! Thank you,
Hi, I LOVE this post. Signed up for your blog…beautiful!
I was turned on to the ladder idea as a book shelf….the problem is finding them! Thank you for all the great ideas!!! I love all of them!!! Beautifully done!
I love your post on ways to use vintage ladders. Love the lantern ladder ideas!
Love the ladder ideas and crazy about the curtain with writing on the bottom half. Any idea where I can buy them?
Unfortunately I don’t – sorry Stephanie!