We sponsored Sawhorse Revolution’s latest project- a tiny house made entirely from salvaged materials for the Nicklesville Homeless Community- and had a blast visiting the jobsite. Read about the incredible work they are doing in our community and how to glimpse this beauty in person!
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We came across a lost ring in the store this week and are looking for the rightful owner.
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Second Use was featured in the latest issue of City Arts Magazine as the backdrop for a style profile of our Outreach Coordinator Mary Anne Carter! Check it out.
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Seattle Upcycle artist Russ Morgan submitted this striking Coke Bottle Chandelier that he was commissioned to make for a client.
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If you are nostalgic for the “I Spy” books that graced the bookshelves of most 90’s era children, you’ll get a kick out of Marianne’s “Seek and Find Table.”
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Mrs. Gamze Shidler brought her bathroom out of the 1980s and into the 21st century with a clean, modern update that used salvaged cabinets and counter tops from the Second Use store.
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Second Use customer Warren and their son collaborated on a remodel that infused a small powder room with retro charm without sacrificing clean, timeless style.
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Join Second Use Building Materials and Mighty House Construction on Saturday, May 14th from 11:00 to 12:30 at the Second Use store for a FREE education session on working with salvaged doors.
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Happy Earth Day from your friends at Second Use! Don’t forget that sustainability starts with reuse and that building materials are one of the largest sources of waste! If you find yourself with excess building materials as you spring clean, get in touch. We strive to make the rehoming of building materials as accessible and timely as possible.
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Any experienced gardener or repurposer knows the benefit of using old sash windows for cold frames. These small greenhouse-like enclosures extend gardening the season, meaning you can start planting earlier in the spring, grow later into the fall, and give hot weather plants an environment within which they will thrive.
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