I don't have pics of mine... but I can tell you about it.

Mine was an old black grill, with redwood shelves on each side, and a redwood shelf on the bottom between the wheels. I removed the lid and all of the "working" parts.

I planted the grill with taller salvias in the back, fushia in the middle and ivy geraniums in the front. I put sprengri (sp?) fern between the other plants, to give it a "fluffy" appearance... as well as both light green and purple sweet potato vine trailing out from all over. I put a concrete bunny peeking out from between the salvia.

I placed matching pots of and cherry bells on either side on the redwood shelves. I set a galvanized watering can on the bottom shelf - for convenience sake.

It looked GREAT!

One thing I did find that it did NOT do well in direct Alabama sun. The black metal heated up during the day... It did much better when I moved it into an area that got morning sun - but afternoon shade...

another idea- i picked up an old charcol grill that was in great shape. i have a gas grill (also from curbside) that i Use to grill out. last year i used the old charcoal grill as kind of a "potting" shed- kept hand tools, gloves, my little packs of plant food, etc.
this year i've decided to actually make a smoker out of it.
if i ever see one of those big homemade grills made from the metal drum i'm all over it!

My old gas grill was falling apart. I sort of stuck it back together and planted a fern directly into it. The fern loved it and so did I.

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There's a picture somewhere on here of an old grill painted with yellow and black and turned into a Potting table. It is so pretty, I saved the pic but not sure where I've filed it. Maybe someone remembers it. Luvs

Here's what my daddy did! He passed away last year and I now have it in my garden!
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Thanks, ladies, for the great ideas. Hope to do something with mine soon.