Kitchen Organization Station

It’s Angie back from Knick of Time, with a project that’s helping with kitchen organization  and save space at the same time.

In my home, I have a really narrow and tall wall space in my kitchen. I’ve never been quite sure what to do with.

In the past, I’ve had various wall decor hanging on it, but I wanted to be able to easily change the look. There are so many ways you can change this project up,depending on the room you want to use it in, or the things you want to organize and display, so let’s get started!

This kitchen wall is in the corner next to the antique window that divides our living room and kitchen (seen here).

Here’s how I turned that wall into a functional and pretty

DIY Pegboard Kitchen Organization Station

Measure the wall height and width, and purchase pegboard at a local home improvement center.

They usually cut wood at no charge, so you won’t need to do it at home.

Spray paint pegboard

Add lath boards

I spray painted the pegboard, then cut lath strips to frame it.

Lath strips are attached on the front with a bead of E-600 glue and short finishing nails.

Add lath and d rings on the back for hanging

On the back, I added 2 more strips of lath and attached D-ring hangers in the top two corners. The screw holding the hanger  holds the lath strips to the pegboard as well.

I spray painted the whole thing again so the frame would match. Then it was time to decorate and organize with it!

I rounded up everything I wanted to hang on the pegboard, and played around with different arrangements to see how everything would fit.

Organize and decorate

I wanted my “Never Enough Thyme” sign to be a focal point, so I hung it first.

There was space underneath the pegboard on the counter for a few ceramic jars.

I bought a box of assorted pegboard hooks, so I could pick and choose the right hook for each piece.

The mason jar breadboard I recently finished went on next, along with a blue enamelware ladle  that adds a pop of color.

More hooks hold rubber spatulas.

Awesome kitchen organization project

I used a nifty hook, normally used to hold screwdrivers, for wooden spoons, a whisk, and a small metal spatula.

A place for everything, and everything in its place!

At the top, two brackets hold a wooden shelf. The shelf is high on the wall, so it holds decorative things I won’t need to get down, other than to water the rosemary plant.

Everything is easy to reach and easy to change up by just moving the hooks around.

This could also be used in a craft room, in a closet, or in an office too, but I love it in my kitchen!

See you next month!

 

See more of Angie’s projects here