Creative Things to Do with Pegboard

Pegboard is flat and versatile, so it can fit in almost any area you wish, like the back of a closet door. Arrange it next to buckets, files, and other organizational tools to build a variety of storage options.

Add some flair to a small bedroom by tricking out a painted pegboard. Create a photo collage or plan your day’s outfit using standard hardware hooks. If your board is near an outlet, install a charging station by attaching a small organizer.

Avoid losing or misplacing items by attaching labels to your board. This way, the storage area will stay neat and organized even after the use of multiple people.

Take pegboard to the next level by creating a one-of-a-kind headboard. After painting the board to match the room, weave yarn or ribbon through the holes to form a favorite design or saying.

Limited cabinet space? Install pegboard on the kitchen wall to keep pots, pans, and utensils within an arm’s reach. For even more versatility, shelves and baskets can store extra linens and dishware.

A steel board with peg slots and peg holes maximizes the tool storage potential. Accessorize with a multiple-tool holder, shelves, and hooks to hold all of your workshop essentials.

An in-drawer pegboard organizer utilizes deep drawer space and eliminates lifting heavy stacks of dishes into an upper cabinet. The moveable pegs can rearrange to fit different sizes of dishware while keeping the breakables safe and chip-free.

Introduce the use of a pegboard into a kids room. With removable hooks and clips, the board can change just as quickly as your child grows. Hang cubbies to keep items close at hand, and personalize the space with mementos, photos, or favorite pieces of artwork.

Double your desk area's duty with a message center made of cork, chalkboard, and pegboard squares. If you find a storage wall basket you love but it doesn't include pegs, stick a screw into the wall through a peg hole and hang the basket on the makeshift peg.

Transform standard white pegboard into a stylish focal point by adding a coat of paint and some trim. Shop around a home improvement store for hardware and S hooks to hang crafting items or office supplies from.

See how to create a simple and stylish DIY island with pegboard to store your cooking utensils. 

Never go searching for a that flathead screwdriver again! Pegboard has been used in garages, workshops, and sheds for many years as amazing tool storage. When working on a project, digging for tools is sure to slow anyone down. Organizing tools on pegboard will ensure they are visible and easy to find during a household emergency or even a quick DIY.

Pegboard isn’t just for building tools; use it to corral all of the tools used for gardening and yard-work by installing a system over a potting bench or in a small nook of the garage.

If pegboards are the perfect solution for building tools, surely they can offer amazing versatility and storage for craft tools as well. And that they do! By mixing and matching hooks, pencil cups, and even thread organizers, you can keep all of your supplies for your favorite hobbies right within arm's reach. Nail the pegboard inside of a decorative frame to hang it above your workspace, or frame out the back of the pegboard to install it on the inside of a cabinet door for concealed storage. Either way, it is sure to change the way you sew and craft!

To manage a plethora of wardrobe accessories, install pegboard on a bedroom wall or within a closet space. Anything from necklaces to scarves to sunglasses can be stored in this fashion, ensuring getting ready in the morning is easy breezy. By dressing up the pegboard with your favorite paint color, it will allow the organization to seamlessly blend with your space.

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