Old tree stumps are always eye sores, and we are trying to get rid of them as fast as possible. If it’s a stump that is still in the ground, that can be really hard, so I advise you to skip the idea of eliminating it and go for upcycling it. There are many ways and many things that can be made of tree stumps, let’s take a look at them and maybe you’ll find an idea you like!
Tree Stump Furniture
Tree stumps are great to use them as furniture – these are ready stools that don’t require any changes, such stools will look great around your dining table or around your fire bowl. Of course, you wanna change them, you may paint them or add cushions on top. Another idea to use tree stumps is to make a base for a table of them, or, if the stump is really large, to use it as a table. Place a large living edge tabletop on your stump and voila!
A beautiful garden dining space with a large table and simple tree stumps around it to sit on is a cool zone to have meals.
A fire pit space with a large fire bowl and tree stumps as stools around will help you make a lovely outdoor space.
A relaxed summer dining space with a living edge table on tree stumps and tree stumps as seats is a cute idea for a backyard.
A relaxed summer fire pit space with a large fire bowl and some tree stumps that are used as very natural stools.
A small and pretty rustic dining space with a large tree stump and a slice on top as a table and smaller stumps as seatings.
A small outdoor nook with a fire bowl and tree stumps around it is a lovely idea to spend your time in, it's relaxed and cool.
Tree Stump Decor
Tree stumps can be used for decor, too, and they can be turned in many lovely pieces. You can make a small elf house of them, it will look whimsical in the garden and your kids will play with it. Tree stumps can be placed somewhere as an arrangement with potted blooms and plants, pinecones and geodes. You may cover them with mosaic or paint them, or even turn them into lanterns, there are many tutorials all around the web, choose what you like and add interest to your outdoors.
Tree stumps with lights inside are a very cool and creative idea for a garden or any other outdoor space, and they look dreamy.
Outdoor decor with tree stumps and large pinecones, candle lanterns and buckets with moss and berries is a cool and cozy idea.
A tree stump with a wooden plate with bright bugs of pebbles is a cool tic-tac-toe idea for a garden.
A lovely garden decoration of a tree stump with a mosaic top is an amazing idea for adding a bright touch to the space.
A lovely rustic decoration of a tree stump with a wood slice, moss, a bunny figure and some terracotta planters is cute and easy to repeat.
A lovely spring time tic tac toe made of a tree stump and rocks painted bright as bugs is a very lovely idea for your kids.
A small tree stump elf house with a red roof and windows, a red door and some blooms and gnome figurines is amazing.
A super creative garden decoration made of a tree stump, with a pebble roof and some little elves, with blooms around.
A tall tree stump with windows, a red door, a ladder of little wood slices and a large roof with a balcony is a fun gnome house.
A tree stump renovated into a little outdoor elf or doll house with lights is a great idea for a rustic garden, make your kids happy with it.
A tree stump turned into a whimsy decoration with windows and doors, with moss and blooms is a peculiar piece for a garden.
A climbing wall play set of a large tree stump, a slider and some wood and rope is a cool idea for a rustic outdoor space.
A lovely and cute garden decoration made of a tree stump, a little elf house, some blooms and greenery and more tiny figurines.
Tree Stump Planters/ Bird Baths
The most popular idea is turning a tree stump into a planter or a planter stand, you may first plant or decorate your tree stump or leave it all-natural. Then just plant blooms, greenery and succulents right in a large stump and voila – you got a refreshed all-natural planter! You may attach planters to it or place them on top, too. Get inspired and make your garden more beautiful and whimsical with these ideas!
A creative tree stump planter with various types of succulents is a lovely idea for a rustic garden or outdoor space, use your old stump to make one.
A large tree stump as a planter stand, a large pot with greenery and bright blooms are amazing for styling a garden.
A large tree stump with greenery and bright blooms is a cool planter alternative - it's a natural way to repurpose an old stump you don't need.
A bird bath stand made of an old tree stump and some rocks is a very cool idea that looks absolutely natural and is easy to make.
A raised garden bed with bricks, plants and bright blooms, a tree stump as a planter stand with bright pots and blooms.
A stand with a bird bath made of an tree stump is a lovely idea for a rustic garden, you can make one easily.
A tree stump holding a beautiful mosaic bird bath with seashells and pebbles is a lovely idea for any garden.
A tree stump rearranged into a planter stand with a fountain is a cool idea for adding a bright touch and a water sound to the space.
A tree stump turned into a planter for tulips is a lovely idea for any garden, it looks chic and bright and brings interest to the space.
A tree stump with greenery and blooms is a creative idea that can substitute a usual planter and let you repurpose.
A tree stump with planters attached and a bowl on top is a gorgeous planter stand to rock, looks nice and unusual.
A tree stump with super bright blooms and greenery is a gorgeous idea for any rustic garden and it will accessorize your space in a cool way.
An old stump with moess and bright daffodils is a lovely rustic spring floral arrangement that can be created anywhere in your garden.
Tree stumps with greenery and bright blooms placed on the grass are a great all-natural alternative to a usual planter.
Tree stumps with greenery, succulents and white blooms are amazing for a rustic garden space, they look natural and pretty.
A giant tree stump turned into a real mini garden is a gorgeous way to make use of your old tree stump that may seem an eye sore.