DIYers, take note! Upcycling old clothes into new duds is the hottest thing in fashion.

Even the oldest bathroom can be steampunked. Here are some elegant, funky and bizarre fixtures made from odds and ends that can be found around the house or in local junk bins!

Here’s a tour of 10 incredible repurposed bank vaults. What next?

Captain Nemo’s epic battle against the Giant Squid — beautifully reimagined, reconstructed and mechanized by artist Nemo Gould using reclaimed and repurposed materials!

Robots feature in all manner of TV shows and movies, but what could be cooler than recreating the artificial idols out of nothing more than junk?

Shaking the dust off old bikes, steampunk fans have proven that with some repurposed accessories and a healthy dose of creativity, almost anything is possible!

These amazing sculptures have been crafted from the most unlikely materials to create beautiful mechanical reflections of human anatomy.

‘The Street Is In The House’ project by Carlo Sampietro celebrates New York City and the objects that inhabit it by creatively repurposing them into household furniture.

The abandoned concrete structures are recycled into energy-efficient, awesomely unique houses.

A “Dead Star” made of old batteries and a “Black Whole Conference” of chairs formed into a sphere are some of the thought-provoking creations of artist Michel de Broin.