Christmas Shopping Suggestions- Part Two

For the man cave:

• Manly coasters are hard to find, but these coasters made from metal and tires will satisfy any tough guy ($16 for 4).
• Light up the cavely recesses with a Twisted Spoke and Hub Light ($35) or a Bike Spoke Light ($75). Spiky!
• A bowl made out of washers ($90) provides a sturdy place to toss keys, change, and any other random guy stuff.

For the bird watcher:

• Reclaimed wood fences are given new life in our hanging birdhouse ($24) designed for small birds.
• Just for black oil sunflower seeds, a wine bottle bird feeder ($30) is easy to clean and refill.

For the clean freak:

• Our upcycled trash cans ($17.50- 36.00) will corral all their recyclables.
• Float rope door mats ($50) are made of material designed to withstand the rigorous requirements of fisherman, so are sure to last for years.

For the train collector:

• Your favorite train enthusiast just may shout “All aboard!” whenever he or she uses this door pull made from a real upcycled rail anchor ($22)!
• Light up the train room with a sconce light made from two reclaimed glass insulators and an old rail anchor ($399).

For the patio:

• Light up the night with a romantic wine bottle wire lantern ($25), a unique accessory for any outdoor room.
• A boot jack bench ($125 for a medium size) is just the spot to remove muddy shoes, or as a nice place to sit and bird watch.
• Designed to nestle on the top of a railing, our deck rail flowerbox ($23) doesn’t require any hardware to install!

For the home spa:

• A chopstick soap dish ($8) is perfect to display pretty guest soaps or even potpourri.
• An arctic votive candle holder set ($44) adds a relaxing ambiance next to a long soak in a garden tub.

For the pal that’s always running behind:

• Help them stay on track with a reclaimed wood clock ($52).
• An art glaze mosaic mirror will match any decor, and is ideal to hang next to the front door for those last-minute hair checks ($150).