I found a few ideas HERE at Apartment Therapy. I've been saving hubby's wine bottles to use for watering plants since I'm terrible at remembering to do so on my own. I don't think you need the Plant Nannies like they show though.
I've seen glass bottles used as {{!gwi}} too, I don't really care for the look.
I think it would be fun to make garden lighting with them but I'd first swirl some stained glass looking paint on the inside in the colors of the drinks and then add lights.

Which of these would work best in a good-sized powder room? Brushed nickel hardware and white cabs. Thanks!

Do you have a ledge someplace in your home. My Indian head pottery is on a ledge in my basement stairwell.

I collect old apothecary jars and what I did was put them in a grouping on a shelf in the kitchen.

If you have a flower garden, cut the stem of one flower and stick it in the bottle. You'd be surprised how it lights up a kitchen. I'm doing that with some of mine for the summer.

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oakleyok, that's so cute!

Make a bottle tree in the garden?

I think I'd photograph or scan the designs on the bottles, and find a way to use those, rather than the actual bottles. Too close to kitsch for me.

But Spoonflower fabric with the colorful labels--great kitchen curtains!