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Noticed that the drop down part that hits the floor looks like a picture frame. You could use a cork board in the hole and display your work in a frame. Cool idea. I’d make it thicker on the wall to store more stuff in containers
Great idea!
Love this, I want it in my kitchen for baking, spice rack! Great inspiration!
How stinking cute! Thanks for sharing!
this is amazing. what a great idea!!!
Great idea! If only I were a carpenter…
Watch a few youtube videos on how to use tools. Anyone, who has arms and can count, can be a carpenter. I’m 55 & a woman. Just built my own house after I bought a chainsaw to cut down my trees,& a backhoe to move dirt and stumps. I had never done either before. Don’t let anything keep you from doing what you want!
Wow you are so awesome! I have a bunch of tools, (I’ll spare you the details) and decided to start using them. I’m not great, but can make a garden box, funky bird houses and a few other basics! As a single female, home owner, business owner on a limited budget, tools plus scraps of wood plus grit and gumption (and some YouTube can save a lot of money and build self confidence, too!
Hi Beth,
Yes i saw this on Pinterest as well. It is a great idea!
I love that this gives less visual clutter to the room and everything is so neatly stored and organized behind doors. I think I need to try this for my itty bitty craft room.
Thanks for sharing.
Carrie
what a clever idea!
People are so clever! This would also be perfect for kid’s rooms where sometimes space is limited. As in my home!