One Room Challenge Week Five – Office Nook Wall Organization

Office nook wall organization is week five’s one room challenge project. I’m sharing how I repurposed frames to create a dry erase board and a pegboard.

As I have said before in small spaces organization must go vertical. I installed a pegboard in an under used closet to create tool storage and I just upcycled a cabinet door into a pegboard for this primary bedroom and office nook makeover.

I was in need of more storage in my primary bedroom because I have a booth space now. All of the things for the booth will need to be stored in the closet of the primary bedroom. Items for the booth that will go on display for future holidays, projects to “fifth sparrow no more” – to repurpose, paint or a love on, and items that were too good to pass up but I don’t have a spot for yet will need to be stored in the closet.

This means that the things stored in the closet must go somewhere, or at least some of the things! Pegboards to the rescue! Remember on the mood board for Week One there was a stack of frames? Now those frames are being repurposed into a wall of organization.

Create A Dry Erase Board For The Office Nook’s Wall of Organization

Who else says I’ll remember that, no need to write that down? And then promptly forgets it? Umm guilty of that! I knew that I needed a calendar on the wall so I can see at a glance what needs to be done. I have a nice paper calendar but opening it to check what’s on the schedule sometimes just doesn’t happen.

A frame repurposed into a dry erase board is the answer. Lets create a dry erase board!

The frame I started with. Usually I am all about a bird print but this one was faded and the shape of the frame was a little different which I liked. Sorry birds you gotta go!!

Create A Dry Erase Board For The Office Nook’s Wall Organization

Now that I know what day it is (most of the time) I need to organize the stuff that came out of the closet. I started with this frame. Once again probably a very lovely picture for another home but not mine!

Organization on The Pegboard

I needed a spot on the pegboard for small bottles of craft paint and dyes for wood beads and actual pegboard baskets were pricey. Thrift shopping and “fifth sparrow no more” ing a wire shelf was a great option for a rack to hold all the bottles plus some extra room.

The shelves were too close together to put the paint bottles on but I knew I could fix that. So I removed the shelves with bolt cutters and wire cutters.

And now the shelves are the perfect height for bottles of craft paint and rolls of twine at the bottom.

Baskets from the dollar store are hung on pegboard hooks. This provides great storage for ribbons and trims, stamps and inkpads and more.

Before You Run Off To Create Your Own Wall Organization

There is so much inspiration from all the participants of the One Room Challenge – make sure and check out what they have done in Week Five. Pin this post to Pinterest to help you create wall organization in an office nook, family command center, or kitchen – hover over any picture to save it to your account. So easy!