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Rope drawer handles -

You can either replace existing drawer handles with rope, or start from scratch. Either way, drawers, trays, baskets, and other household items look super chic as a result.

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Rope sign -

Why not put to use loose rope by making a sign out of it? A "welcome" sign always works. And what about spelling out your affection for a loved one?

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Rope napkin rings -

Sometimes it's the simplest things that count. Forget flashy metal and instead use thin coils of rope wrapped around a cardboard toilet paper tube to create these fantastic rope napkin rings.

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Rope pendant light -

Talk bout a lightbulb moment. Enrich your residence with this simple rope pendant idea. Just twist some rope around existing lights' cord. No need for any pricy rewiring.

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Hanging plant rope pot holder -

Indoor pot plants enliven any home interior. But why not hang them using braided and knotted rope?

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Rope jewelry -

Here's a great idea! Why spend a fortune when you can make a necklace or bracelet out of twisted, braided, or beaded rope.

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Rope pet toy -

Your pet pooch will love you for creating a rope pet toy, something any playful canine can gets its teeth into.

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Cat scratching post -

Cat lover instead? Well, spare your expensive upholstery by making a cat scratching post. And the best thing about it? The rope can easily be replaced once it's worn and frayed.

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Rope vases -

Wrapping rope around a glass jar as a homemade vase project looks so boho. But it's practical too: if the vase takes a tumble, chances are the rope will cushion the fall, leaving you to mop up spilled water rather than sweep up broken glass.

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Rope handbag -

A trendy and environmentally-sound fashion statement, a rope handbag not only looks good, it feels good too.

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Rope lampstand -

This is a lovely way to complement natural wood furnishings. Fashion pliable cotton rope around any lampstand and you'll have a unique way of seeing the light.

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Rope basket -

A coiled rope basket serves all sorts of practical storage purposes. But it makes a pretty good decorative piece as well.

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Hanging rope bedframe -

How about this for a four-poster idea? You'll need plenty of good, strong rope and heavy, dark wood to put it all together.

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Rope carpet -

Weaving or braiding a small rug or carpet out of rope is well worth the effort for the appealing—and practical —end result.

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Rope shelving -

Use natural wood as shelving (flotsam, or marine debris, works wonders) and then secure by hanging on ropes.

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Rope bowl -

Handcrafting a rope bowl serves as storage for all sorts of loose items.

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Rope-covered coffee table -

Enhance your home by making it more earthy and natural looking by wrapping selected furniture in rope. Stools and coffee tables benefit well from this particularly creative makeover.

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Rope frame hanger -

Rope is easily used to hang a picture frame. But it can also be employed to showcase lots of other things, for decorative or practical purposes.

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Rope stair railing -

This interior furnishings idea will lend your home a distinctly nautical look. Stair rope (pictured) is tough and durable, while banister rope is equally strong and considered a safety barrier.

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Rope stair trim -

Actually, you can also use rope as stair trim, which helps protect the staircase against errant shoes and boots.

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Rope swing chair -

Idle away the day in a rope swing chair. Always a stylish addition to any home or garden.

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Garden rope lamp -

Still in the garden, use plenty of heavy rope to secure lamps or lights to posts or overhangs.

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Rope day bags -

Get a grip on old or used bags by using rope to make new handles.

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Rope lampshade -

Don't bother replacing scuffed or discolored lampshades. Instead, make them over using coiled rope.

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Rope keychain -

How simple is this idea? Use a short length of rope to fashion a keychain. Make a fob out of wood or cork.

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Rope curtain tie back fasteners -

Always a good idea. Curtains can be tied back using rope as attractive fasteners.

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Retro rope sandals -

Use rope as the foot guard and, if possible, cork for the undersole. Comfortable, stylish, and wallet-friendly. 

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Rope dog leash -

A long, thick length of rope makes an excellent dog leash. You'll need a claw hook to attach it to your dog's collar, after which you'll be taken for a good long walk.

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Rope coasters -

Good-looking and environmentally friendly, rope coasters work with hot drinks, cold drinks, and the occasional glass of wine. Cheers! 

Sources: (Rope World)

See also: Do you know your interior design style? 

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