Decorating A Beverage Tub

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I enjoy decorating my beverage tub. You can use it for its intended purpose or use your creativity to transform it into something else.

I found and purchased this beverage tub at my local Tuesday Morning store months ago, but they also sell them on Amazon. This was back when I was still shopping in stores.

A beverage tub, also known as a party tub, is a container designed to hold ice and keep drinks cold. It is typically used for entertaining at parties or events, but beverage tubs have many other uses.

In decorating a beverage tub, there are many ways to use this in various rooms of your home.

Until now, I’ve used this beverage tub to hold my house plants. But some of them began to look a little peaked, so I relocated them outside under the tree branches for the summer.

Quilts In A Beverage Tub:

Storing patchwork quilts in this vessel.

I also thought this tub would be perfect for filling with folded quilts under the barn painting on the farmhouse gallery wall.

The beverage tub is filled with colorful quilts I sewed years ago. They are in the living room, where I can see and enjoy them.

Cozy quilts, folded in the beverage tub beneath the farmhouse gallery wall, seem to go together.

House Plants & Wash Tubs:

Here it is with house plants and vintage washboards. I love decorating the inside of this beverage tub and creating vignettes with it.

In Decorating A Beverage Tub, house plants look especially nice sitting in one.

Another idea for decorating with the beverage tub is to fill it with various throw pillows to store them when you aren’t using them.

Quilts folded up in this tub.

You could utilize the beverage tub in various rooms. Decorative and storage ideas come to mind.

Using A Beverage Tub In A Bathroom:

It could hold rolled-up towels in the bathroom or store toilet paper. If you have decent light, you could also put pretty house plants in it. They would love the humidity.

There are so many ways to decorate with a beverage tub. If you see one at a good price, consider buying it for any of the above uses.

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23 Comments

  1. Lovely! Those bright quilts remind me of summer picnics.

  2. What a great idea. Did the stand come with it too? I saw on one of the home improvement shows where they took an old pie safe and filled it with blankets and quilts. It was somewhere in Mississippi so I’m guessing mostly year long warm weather. I say… do what you love. I love seeing what you have to share… out of the box decorating gets new ideas rolling. I figuring it’s fun to be playful with the smaller things unlike kitchen cabinets… etc. Those aren’t as easy to change up as decor is.

  3. Brenda,
    what a smart choice you made purchasing that beverage tub with it’s stand. I smiled, when you stated “I just decorate how I like when I like.” Your beautiful quilts would make anyone feel happy to gaze upon them! I also loved your pictures of your plant vignettes. Feels like a very happy, healthy and pretty home!
    Have a wonderful 4th
    Susan

  4. I remember people picking up a tub like this at the post office at college.

  5. Brenda, You always come up with the best ideas!!! Sandy

  6. What great ideas, Brenda! It looks beautiful both ways – with plants and quilts.

  7. Quilts have a way of looking both old-fashioned and modern at the same time. The same goes for metal tubs. So, they make a great combination. I like how that word “Creative” on a book cover is visible below the tub.

  8. Oh Brenda – love this so much and your quilts are wonderful! Love their colors! Thanks, as always, for the inspiration you share.
    Mary

  9. Love the way you decorate! You have a good eye

  10. Pat Gaudreau says:

    I LOVE this!You have such a creative eye and it’s such a bright spot where you have it,the quilts look amazing!

  11. Wendy Cleaver says:

    Brenda you never cease to amaze me with your decorating ideas.

    I love this one, I will be looking out for these beverage tubs now,

    Thank you.

  12. Barbara Dobson says:

    Love the quilts in the beverage container. I have an old copper container much the same shape that I think I’ll fill with quilts. I’d love to have houseplants but my two cats think otherwise. There not as good as Ivy at leaving the plants alone. Love your new bread box also. You find the best things on Amazon ! Stay safe & be well.

  13. That’s really pretty

  14. You are the queen of vignettes. Thanks for the ideas.

  15. I love LOVE your beverage tub, and would be the perfect solution to a problem I have! Did the stand come with it? I presume so, since it fits so perfectly.
    I just love your decorating style. I’m kind of like that too, no modern, no country, no shabby chic, but all of the above! Whatever strikes my fancy!

    1. Yes, the stand came with it. I think the whole thing was about $69.

  16. What a great idea. You are adding pops of color to your decor, which is perfect to chase away the worries of all that is happening. One of my plants has died so I am going to have to replace it. It was in a pretty little pot that I love. Wish I had a place to put some of mine outside for the summer. They always seem to grow more then. xo Laura

  17. I also love quilts and you are so talented that you made your own. Everything inside and outside your home looks lovely. You have your piece of paradise in your home and garden. I went to the grocery store yesterday at 7:00 before the crowds so we are stocked up, and will stay home for a week or so. It is a comforting feeling to be happy and content at home. Have a wonderful weekend!

    1. I went to the grocery yesterday during senior hour and will not be going out at all over the weekend.

  18. I love the idea of using a beverage tub for decorating. You gave me the idea to buy one and put it in my spare room for storing quilts ! I would put plants in it in my livingroom but I don’t have any room for it there. I have an old cradle that was my grandmothers, so it must be at least 150 yrs old, that I put my plants in !

    1. The cradle sounds like a wonderful idea!

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