Art room storage

Martha Stewart Crafting Kids' Art Storage with Drying Racks - Gray

Organize your craft room, sewing room, art studio or creative space with these awesome organization and storage ideas.

With the move to our new Oh Joy Studio earlier this year, we needed a designated room for making and crafting all the projects that you see here. We have so many supplies that needed to be organized and stored in a way that makes everything easy to find and help the crafting and styling team work […]

Most art canvas storage racks were very expensive and took up too much space. So I found the IKEA HEJNE shelf and got to planning!

Find clever craft room storage hacks for your crafting room using IKEA furniture. Transform your space into a paradise of creativity and efficiency with these affordable storage and organization ideas.

Is your craft closet a chaotic canvas or a creative kingdom? Fear not, crafty comrades! I’m here to sprinkle some organizational magic on your craft space. Get ready to transform your clutter into a masterpiece with our craft closet organization ideas. From repurposing random junk to creating storage solutions that are as stylish as they...

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Amazon.com: lukar Art Canvas Storage Rack with Casters Adjustable Canvas Board Storage Rack Metal Storage Stand for Canvas Boards, Drawing Board, Panels, Printed Matter, Paper Pad for Art Studios

A perfect addition to the IKEA Alex cabinet. Designed to hold 240 floss bobbins in each drawer. Custom designed to fit the 26" IKEA Alex cabinet. Since the drawers do not open all the way, these inserts are only slotted for the opening. Each drawer kit contains 2 bobbin inserts (right and left). Two different styles available. The thin slot is designed to hold the thin plastic DMC bobbins or the cardboard style bobbins. These are typically found at your local craft store. The larger slot is…

Todd Reifers Studio Signature Workstation, Taboret is not just another taboret made of plywood and designed by a non-artist with no insight into the need for function. For example, many artists paint in a spare bedroom or other area open to viewing by family and guests. They expressed the need for a workstation that appears to be another piece of furniture when not in use. Many who paint in a large studio said they need a logical way to get organized. Regardless of where the artist paints…