7 Unexpected Ways to Decorate with Pegboard

It used to be the garage business and DIY workshops , synonymous with utility and flawless organization . With a piece of board and some hooks, you could hang anything , from keys to wrapping ribbons. But now, there are no limits! The P egboard is making a comeback in home decoration . These wall shelves are really practical. They have been integrated into different rooms of the home in an unexpected and chic way . You can use a Pegboard just for its size and texture for refresh a piece of furniture . You can also do Pegboard a visual storage and organize your coffee mugs you display your personal knick-knacks . We hope that these seven ideas will make you want to add of the Pegboard to your home .

Preparing a cup of coffee

Copy the corner café and display all your favorite coffee mugs using a Pegboard. Feel free to do the same at the office. It’s a great way to help your colleagues organize their coffee mugs!
Bonus: it leaves much more room for your wine glasses in the kitchen cabinets!

Pegboard for modern bike racks

For small spaces that have no room for bike storage, a Pegboard in your entryway can help. The black paint gives this corner of the apartment a clean look, while a barn door saves space and hides anything you don’t want guests to see. The custom Pegboard can really become a striking asset for your layout.

Wake up your old furniture

Remember the craze for ship claps? Pegboards offer a subtle touch of similar texture. It can add visual interest to a tired piece of furniture. Go ahead, use Pegboards to highlight your furniture, from the nightstand to the wardrobe. You can easily create a modern mid-century style piece.

Divide and conquer with Pegboard

Imagine half-wall partitions covered with Pegboard in the children’s playroom. You can try this idea in any room of your home. To divide the space into two distinct zones, you can place two shelves on each side of the room and then add Pegboard to the back of each unit. The children now use them as surfaces to create colorful rubber band patterns, also called Geoboards. It’s fun and functional!

Create a focal point

Instead of a large wall art piece, try a wooden Pegboard. The Pegboard can be a great place to display decorative accessories, especially if framed. It gives it a trendy look reminiscent of portraits in our castles. Just hang it on the wall, fill it with some of your favorite items, and you’re good to go.

DIY a desk corner

Add personality to your desk or study space with a Pegboard. Blogger Aniko Levai, from Place of My Taste, explained how to transform an entire wall into a large shelf like a custom Pegboard. Visually it’s interesting and won’t break the bank. The painted shapes add personality, while the various floating shelves allow you to rearrange the layout later.

Displaying a collection

Display your collection using a Pegboard as you can see in this photo. When you collect small objects like stones, matchboxes, or shells, it can be difficult to display them delicately and stylishly. Instead of cluttering a side table or cabinet, showcase them with a shadow box on a Dedicated Pegboard.

There you go, you have just discovered seven ways to use a Pegboard at home. You can also discover more ideas in our shop.
And now, what is your favorite Pegboard, and do you have any other suggestions?

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