If you’re looking for kids organization ideas, you’re in the right place! I love repurposed furniture projects and making old things new again for kids is especially fun. Projects for kids using old, unwanted furniture items is a great way to pass things down to the youngsters.
You may need a little patience, but these repurposed furniture projects to keep kids organized are well written picture tutorials explaining every step. I hope you find something that inspires you to pick up some tools and make something special for your little one this weekend.
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With the safety recalls on cribs, you can find great deals or even scoop them up off the side of the road. The color of this toy box bench would blend with any neutral décor, perfect for girls and boys.
This fun padded seat ABC toy box was made out of reclaimed cabinet doors. The bright colored lettering and paint makes this perfect for any small child. The addition of a place to sit, maybe by a window is an added bonus!
A small bunk bed was used to make this toy box bench for toddler girls and boys. This white toy box would be perfect at the end of the bed, or in front of a window to help keep kids organized.
A safety hinge is a must for all toy boxes.
Any parent who has Lego fans in the house knows how there never seems to be enough places to hide away the fun building blocks. This Lego table was made from part of a dresser. The roll around drawer/seats offer roomy storage for organizing as well.
Organize Kids Art Supplies
A small armoire was turned into a children’s art center. When not in use, the art center hides away behind the doors.
With the doors open voila! Lots of storage space to organize random art supplies. The art table folds up and out of the way.
New or reclaimed lumber is handy to make fun roomy wooden diy storage crates for toys and more. The rope handles are a fun and helpful addition to the design.
Bathroom Organization
Stay organized in the bathroom with this towel rack using repurposed curtain tie backs to hold the towels.
Bedroom Organizing Ideas
A reclaimed spice rack for atop a girls dresser to hold her trinkets and treasures. The spice rack organizer could also be hung on the wall.
Stay organized with this free under the bed storage for the kids—made from reclaimed drawers.
To add organization to a child’s room, this former headboard is great for knick knacks, small toys and books.
Stay tuned for more great Repurposed Kid’s Furniture Ideas!
gail
I love that small art center armoire. Maybe for the grand when crayon and stickers aren’t food groups of their own