We love this charming greenhouse attached to the back of the home's garage. It was built inexpensively from salvaged windows, a dumpster-dive door, recycled lumber, an old clawfoot tub and other repurposed building supplies. Because it is attached to the home, electricity and water were easily run to the greenhouse, making it convenient to water the plants and control the climate when needed.

This door was a dumpster-dive find that went from trash to treasure with minimal effort. It was given a fresh coat of paint, and then a vintage knob and a quirky pig-shaped door knocker were added.

The framing of the structure was built to accommodate the various rows of reclaimed windows. The cobblestone floor is warmed by the sun then radiates heat throughout the greenhouse. The windows and flooring are not only functional for bringing in light and heat, they add a stylish industrial vibe to the space

To keep air moving — which helps plants grow — a ceiling fan was installed inside the greenhouse. The extra circulation helps keep the climate consistent and prevents the space from becoming stagnant.