We have our American of Martinsville bar and don't really have a need for a second bar, but if we ever do, I'll be hitting up the local Goodwills to try and find a vintage TV to break the screen out of.
Vintage TV Converted into a Bar
I love vintage TVs. There's just something ecstatically pleasing about the wood surrounding them, instead of black plastic. But they're big, heavy and basically useless (with the switch to digital). That is, unless you convert it into a bar, like this TV.
We have our American of Martinsville bar and don't really have a need for a second bar, but if we ever do, I'll be hitting up the local Goodwills to try and find a vintage TV to break the screen out of.
We have our American of Martinsville bar and don't really have a need for a second bar, but if we ever do, I'll be hitting up the local Goodwills to try and find a vintage TV to break the screen out of.
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Back in the late 60s, when I was a newlywed, we took my parents' first TV (a 1957 Zenith) and turned it into a bar. That thing was so cool! I love that people are still doing that today.
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