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We like to think of the potting shed as the gardener’s studio, an inner sanctum from which to try and propagate never-seen-before works of natural beauty for the garden. And if that fails, you can always use it as a place to just putter about working on craft projects, or to simply get away from the din of daily life.
Whether you’re reading this at the beginning of the growing season, at the end of it, or somewhere in between, we’d like to plant a small seed in your mind about the wonders of the potting shed. If you’re an avid gardener, then we’re probably preaching to the choir. But pros and novices alike sometimes need some inspiration to help them create a space that allows them to do their best work. We hope there are a few ideas here that will inspire you all to great things.
On our website (and in some stores), you can find unfinished wooden storage crates that are often handy for out-of-sight storage, like in a garage. But their unstained finish may not make them a great storage option for your living room. With a bit of stain and some cabinet pulls, however, we were able to customize a DIY wooden storage crate to give it a more finished look.
For this project, you’ll need the following supplies:
We conducted a somewhat scientific survey (via the Google) to find out what area in the home people found hardest to keep organized. Can you guess what won? If you said the clothes closet, give yourself a gold star.
No one, it seems, ever has organized closets, let alone enough space, particularly in the clothes closet. These spaces are constantly overflowing with the all stuff we try to pack into them. The problem becomes bigger the smaller the closets get. Closet organizers are great tools for bringing order and functionality to messy closets.
If well planned, even a small closet can hold quite a lot. Let us show you some of the space-saving ideas we discovered while peeping into other people’s closets.
Many find it hard to part with things (see hoarders), even when there’s absolutely no space left in the house or garage to store anything else. And some of us just have outdoor power equipment, gardening and grilling tools, cushions, pillows and other useful stuff we need to keep and store. Outdoor storage options offer the comfort of avoiding separation anxiety no matter what your storage issues happen to be.
We’d like to show you a few of the many options for outdoor storage available to you online and in-store at The Home Depot. You can choose from our complete line of easy-to-assemble metal, plastic and wood storage buildings and sheds, to deck boxes and a full assortment of storage capacity enhancing accessories. In this video you’ll see how easy it is to find the right outdoor storage to match your needs and your budget. And, if you need help installing your outdoor shed or storage building, one of our trained, licensed install professionals will be happy to come out and give you a hand.
Almost every home has one: a scary closet, a little room of horrors, or the junk drawer from another planet filled with who knows what. There’s no time like right now to tackle your clutter problem. To lend a hand, we put together a few organization tips in this video to help you sort out the messy areas in your home.
Getting started is always the most difficult step in the process of reclaiming order from chaos. Just remember – you don’t have to do it all at once, nor should you even try. Whether it’s the closet, garage, kitchen pantry, home office or the shed in desperate need of organization – jump in and get started somewhere.
We’ll show you some storage systems and options for organization that you can easily customize to get everything back into its proper place.
You’ll see wire shelving systems to tame unruly closets and pantries, modular and ceiling mounted storage for overrun garages, tracks systems that turn attic spaces into neat storage hideaways and our ever popular plastic totes for versatile everyday storage and organization. Plus, you can also take a look at cabinets, cubbies, shelves and a whole assortment of accessories that will enable you to turn underutilized space into functional storage.
And the best news is – once you do get organized, it’s much easier to stay organized.
We’re not saying if you build one of these awesome craft tables you’ll become the next Martha Stewart. But they do provide plenty of room to work, and space to store for all your crafting supplies. Having a dedicated work station and excellent craft storage allows you to be at your creative best and complete projects with ease. And that most certainly will make you a queen (or king!) of crafts in your own right.
Martha wants to help.
In this short video she shares some of her favorite craft storage and organization ideas. She’ll show you how to build a simple craft table using a hollow core door and two of her 6-cube storage organizers. You will also see how convenient it is to store all your crafting supplies using colorful fabric storage bins that fit neatly inside the cubbies.
Whether it’s jewelry, sewing, needlework, holiday crafts or whatever projects you enjoy working on at home, here’s a way to create a functional, well-organized work space in no time.
And once Martha has you inspired, take a look at our online Storage and Organization department for everything you need to keep your home, garage and office organized.
Staying organized is much easier when you have the right tools and foolproof storage ideas in place, and some of the best tools come in the form of furniture pieces. Dressers, side tables, and even benches can be lifesavers when it comes to finding a spot for everything, so we’ve gathered together a few of our favorite furniture pieces that marry great furniture design with functional storage.
BEDROOM STORAGE IDEAS (LEFT TO RIGHT):
We love how the mirrored panels on the Reflections Addie Cabinet bounce light around the room and bring a bit of sparkle to this bedroom staple. With clutter-corralling cabinet doors, this nightstand will keep magazines, tissues, and any other necessities out of sight.
The Canali Nightstand brings a much more contemporary look to a bedroom with its sleek lines, mahogany finish and spacious drawers.
If traditional-with-a-twist is more your style, we love the Normandy Single Chest side table with two deep drawers made of caning!
Ask almost any homeowner with a functional basement or attic space and they will probably tell you how lucky they are to have the space. If they’re honest, many will also admit they’re not making the best use of the space. It may have even become the place to dump items that are no one in the house uses.
Even if you don’t want or need your basement to be as immaculately decorated as the one above from Better Homes and Gardens, you might want to take note of the practical storage solutions the vintage cabinets and staircase provide.
Organizing a long-neglected basement takes planning, determination and some inspiration. So, to help you take that big step down into the basement and emerge with a beautifully reorganized space, here are a few basement storage ideas to consider.
With the New Year in sight, it’s time to clean out the clutter and reorganize. In many homes, the entryway or mudroom – the spot where shoes are strewn off and coats are stored — is the messiest area in the house. To help keep these busy spots clean, consider building this simple DIY Wall Organizer, which you may have seen on one of our recent TV commercials. Find the step-by-step instructions below.
Skill Level: Easy Time: 3-5 hours Cost: Approximately $250
Once the busy holiday season flies by, we are often left with dirty dishes, mounds of wrapping paper, and holiday decorations that need to be cleaned up, organized, and safely stored. In an effort to help you store and organize your home in preparation for the new year, here are a few holiday organization tools that might make your after Christmas cleanup a little easier.
FOR THE DECORATIONS (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT):
Many times, we reuse the same Christmas decorations year after year, but if you store your holiday decorations in an attic or basement, you run the risk of your precious holiday décor gathering dirt and dust, or worse, breaking en route. This year, grab a few organizers to keep your artificial wreaths, breakable ornaments and gift wrap safely stowed away. We like the Honey-Can-Do Combo Holiday Storage Organizer (3-Pack), an ornament organizer and storage bin, and an artificial tree rolling storage bag.
