Green can be expensive. It can also be free.

I love…the idea of this. You’d have to sand the hell out of it, and pallets are often toxicly finish, so pick some old ones or some non-toxic ones. And as for the painting, how’d they do that?

And:

And, daybed:

Again, I’d be worried about splinters and toxic finish, but:

Pallet easel: now this I dig. Easels are gonna get messed up anyways with paint, so, perfect application:

Love (this would also be great for office waiting rooms: magazines, coffee table books):

This I like more than a bed…you won’t be touching it, much:

Love the wine holder:

Pallet swing: particularly if outside, exposed to the elements, a pallet swing seems perfect (my nice swings outside are getting slowly ruined by the elements, pallets are built to withstand punishment):

Another great outdoor use:

Pallet bench: (click-through for DIY instructions):

Outdoor furniture, generally:

Kinda bulky, but love this:

Brilliant, simple, roughly elegant:

Pallet child’s house:

Walk-in closet, shelving:

Pallet bike trailer? I’d love to try this for my dog and bike.

Again, perfect application: potting benches are gonna get muddied and watered up, anyways:

Click for instructions:

Path through boggy wet forest:

Some general tips:

This seems kinda arty, water-intensive, and I’d question food grown in pallets…but each to her own: