DIY Organization Projects

Learn how to make a personalized, waterproof lunch box for a fraction of the sale price!

Plywood can be a very utilitarian and minimalist material. This bench has clean lines and is very simple. Part of what makes it look so clean is the fact that you can't see any screws.  A Kreg Jig allows you to do that. The Kreg Jig is an easy way to make something like this look as if it were professionally made.

Add color, depth, and symmetry to your walls with these attractive, simple box shelves—great for showing off your favorite decorations!

I think the look of a chalkboard is so beautiful. There's something about the color of the stain on the wood and the black and white that has such visual appeal to it. It's super lightweight and fairly inexpensive, which I love. 

Back-to-school season is officially here! To celebrate the start of book reports, long division, and recess—we came up with a fun project that's a great fit for a homework station, coloring corner, or work desk!

Need help keeping organized on camping trips? These DIY camping crates are perfect for your outdoor getaway.

I designed this tray with a checkerboard pattern in mind, and I loved the final product.

A new year is almost here! In honor of '16, Here's a list of our 16 favorite DIY project from the past year—enough do-it-yourself to start your 2016 with a totally made-over house.

Organize your blankets on this lovely DIY blanket rack! Or give one as a gift!

Whether you're working from home or wanting to personalize your office cubical, this little desktop organizer works like a charm. It's easy to make, easy to personalize, and helps keep things organized.

There’s something so fun about the start of a new school year. I’ll admit I sometimes I browse through the school supplies section of department stores and pick up a few pencils and notebooks simply to remember the good old days of book reports, long division, and state capital memorization.

This kit is a wonderful, easy option for making a workbench. It has everything you need to make the bench except the lumber, a saw, and a drill. Brief instructions are included in the kit, but we thought we'd help you out and give more of a step-by-step tutorial.