DIY Organization Projects

This camp kitchen box has a place for all your kitchen essentials, so you can easily load up your rig and camp whenever wilderness calls.

For this DIY boot tray, we combined a few pieces of lumber with an accessory normally used in the kitchen—a dish-drying rack.

Bathroom storage in general can be pretty poorly thought through, and it requires some time and attention to really make the best of it. But don’t worry, because that’s what we’re here to do right now.

This cedar caddy keeps everything neat, tidy, and in one place—and it has the added bonus of looking (and smelling) great.

In preparation for all things spring cleaning, we’re rounding up some of our all-time favorite organization projects that’ll help you declutter your home (and your mind) this season.

This white wood and copper pipe shoe storage rack pulls double duty as an entryway shoe storage solution and bench.

A pegboard is a naturally attractive and practical DIY storage solution for rooms with limited cabinet space. 

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!