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Parts on the wall - You can get different bike parts, paint them, and strategically hang them on the wall. Wheels work particularly well.

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Clock bike - This one probably works better with a kids' bike, unless of course, you can find a clock as big as the wheel!

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Donut pillows - Just replace the wheels with something creative and circular, like donut pillows! You can play around with different patterns and color schemes.

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Desk bike - Why not use a bike as a base for a desk or a table?

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Details - In home decor, details matter. The wheel reflectors give a touch of orange that, together with the guitar, work very well with the grays.

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Hanging - Spray-paint an old bike with a bold color, hang some plants and flowers on it, and you have a simple and green piece of decoration.

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Coat hanger - Place your bike next to a coat hanger for an artsy sculpture effect.

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Color - You can bring your monochrome room to life by displaying a bike with bits of color.

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Flower basket - This is cheap, easy, and always looks good, both indoors and outdoors.

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Hanging - Get creative with how you hang your bike. Here is a cool example. It's also a space saver!

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Hanging and lighting - Why not use lighting to take your bike display to the next level. You can play around with various positions and types of lamps.

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Rusty - Rust can look great on a bike when it's used as a decorative piece.

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Flowery bike - Another example of how you can't go wrong by hanging a bike and putting some flowerpots on it.

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Vintage - A nice vintage bike with the right colors will always look great as home decor.

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Installation - Why not turn a room into a private art gallery and assign an entire wall to display a bike? Paint it all the same color.

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White on white - Another example of how color is so important when it comes to home decor.

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Deconstructed - Take apart a bike and place the pieces in a deconstructed fashion splayed across the wall. It looks both simple and industrial.

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Yellow touch - No more separation anxiety. You can have your bike near you even when you go to bed. Plus, it looks great!

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Flower power - When it comes to decor, you can let your imagination (and flowers) flow. 

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Pink - The angle a bike is placed, and its color, play a vital role when it comes to displaying one in a room.

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Part of the furniture - These are actually for sale from a Chile-based design company called Chol1, but they also serve as great inspiration.

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Relax vs active - The best of both worlds in a single piece of furniture.

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DIY - Be creative with some pieces around the house. Pick up an old piece of furniture to experiment. 

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In reality - This is how it looks like in the context of home decor. 

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Angle - This is a simpler alternative to try. Just measure the wheels and cut the necessary amount of wood.

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How it looks - This option shows how the angle can change the whole visual perception of a piece of furniture. 

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Easy experiment - Here is yet another example of a small piece of furniture cut to accommodate a bike wheel. Simple, and it looks great!

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No TV - This is a bolder move, but if you'd rather have a bike instead of a TV, then it can be the perfect option.

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Sophisticated bike rack - You can actually make a bike rack that is both practical and looks great at home. 

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Sophisticated piece -

See how well this one works with the rest of the decor?

See also: How to decorate your house with waste materials.

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