8 Craft Room Organization Ideas That Will Make Your Inner Artist Sing With Joy

If you're not careful, the place you store DIY supplies and art materials can become overwhelmingly busy and cluttered. But don't worry, there are plenty of craft room organization tricks to help you out.

Your craft room is probably your fun room, so your storage tactics should mirror that. We don't want you to tuck away all of the colorful supplies; we want them to have designated zones so you can always find them in a flash.

So ahead, we've provided eight craft room storage ideas to help you out. Get ready to spend more time crafting and less time searching for those missing scissors.

The best form of organization is shelves, right? So why not line a wall — or multiple walls — with as many shelves as you can fit? In this room, the whole back wall has ledges from floor-to-ceiling. And they're laid out in a staggered pattern to look more visually appealing. This is a great way to organize your craft supplies, but it also doubles as a major home decor moment.

If you have a wide variety of supplies in your craft room, take the time to sort each item by type and frequency of use. Paints should go with paints, for example, while leftover fabrics should be stored with other spare cloth scraps. And if you can corral everything in drawers or cubbies with dividers, even better.

There's no way around this — you'll need storage bins. There are a million styles to choose from (we like the selections at The Container Store), so pick ones that complement your space for the ultimate craft room organization makeover. You can even put the baskets on floor-to-ceiling shelves. Pro tip: Label your bins, so you know exactly what goes where.

This craft space uses a glass-front cabinet to store jeans, but you know what else you could store in a cabinet like this? Craft supplies. All the bits and bobs and trinkets — when organized — can be so pretty and even double as decor.

Hanging utensils is a common kitchen trick, but it's a great option for craft room organization as well. You can DIY a pegboard, or buy one, but whatever route you choose, get ready to hang ribbons, scissors, washi tape, and so many other cute knickknacks.

Your craft room doesn't need bland organizational storage. Just look at this cute rolling console that was designed for a she shed. It would work really well in a craft room and corral all sorts of tiny art supplies. Plus, with a little paint, it'll feel a lot less industrial.

If you've got the room, why not have more than one workspace? For the most intense DIYer, multiple craft projects happen at once. And with two DIY zones, you can keep the supplies for each craft separate.

On the flip side, if you have a small space, think about craft room organization a little differently. Try going vertical with storage and shelves. That way you can maximize the square footage you have. This space uses every inch possible and even incorporates a storage bench as seating.