Have too much stuff and not enough space? We understand your dilemma. As crafters, so many of us struggle with having more supplies and creations than we have room for. While a larger space might be nice, save yourself the hassle. Rather than investing in another piece of furniture, install your own effortless-looking, space-maximizing floating shelves. They're a wonderfully-simple, inexpensive, and beautiful way to tackle your lack of storage without monopolizing your wallet or space.
These
rough-cut wood floating shelves are easy to put together and look so beautiful. You may have to go on a bit of a search for raw timber, but rest assured! The results are truly stunning. This how-to also includes a list of ways to attach floating shelves to the wall and is well worth a look before embarking on any of these projects.
Looking to minimize wall damage? Mimic this tutorial's use of a headboard by
adding floating shelves to an existing frame. With just a few shelves, bolts, brackets, and washers, you can transform a basic wall installation into an expertly-crafted storage space. Floating shelves and frames are a match made in hack heaven.
If you like a less-traditional look, try
pipe shelving for an industrial, quasi-steampunk look. Put these shelves together in an afternoon, and construct the sturdy frame to hold the weight of your necessities and valuables. You could also distress the wood for an extra artsy vibe.
These
scrap wood shelves are a beautiful setting for your smaller craft supplies and knick-knacks. Because they're made with so little wood, this project will not break the bank. Talk to a local lumber cutter to see if you can strike a bargain on some cuts.
Have you ever wanted to restore and remix a vintage find into something new and practical? Now's your chance. Add some rustic charm to your craft room or kitchen by turning a
vintage door into a set of shelves. The tutorial also includes directions for mounting a light to perfectly display your most-prized creations.
These sturdily-constructed
chunky shelves add charm to any room. Their easy construction makes them beginner friendly, and this DIY provides thorough instructions with step-by-step illustrations and photos. Plus, this project costs less than $50 but looks oh-so expensive.