Posts tagged: rack
Stack Your Wine Bottles with Style.
By Chrisjob
I can't think of a better way to put it, so I'll let the manufacturer describe the Vineyard from Pack and Rack:
Why hide a beautiful thing? Wine speaks to all your senses, not least to the eye. So why then tuck away a beautiful bottle of deepest red with a label that probably has been designed by a well known artist? Show your wine - let friends and customers admire this piece of art!
The Convenient Light Switch Rack.
By ChrisjobYou gotta love that MoMA store: always beautiful, and often useful.
This Light Switch Rack offers the helpful inbox/outbox approach to home organization (albeit on a small scale) at a no-new-holes-in-your-wall cost. New from designer Paul Koh, just "Easily install this rack over your existing light switch cover near the door. The two knobs function as key hooks, and a convenient mail holder at the top reminds you to take the mail with you on your way out. Made of powder-coated aluminum."
How To: Fabric Covered Magnetic Knife Rack.
By ChrisjobSo incredibly simple, and so fantastically effective. With a simple Ikea ASKER knife rack, a hot glue gun, and fabric, the Farm Chicks show you how to create a custom kitchen organizer that puts a little flair in your functionality.
DIY Decoupage Key Organizer.
By ChrisjobJessica from HowAboutOrange made some paper. And THEN, she made a key rack with it. A little wood, a little paint, a few hooks, and you'll never be late again.
How to make a horizontal shoe rack (a la DWR)
By DIY Maven
Not Martha gets very Martha-like with this horizontal shoe rack inspired by DWR's j-me shoe rack, which is on sale for $93.50 to $140.25 each. Although Not Martha doesn't say how much hers/his/their version cost, you can bet that it was a fraction of the DWR price.
Simple $70 table and magazine rack combo
By Doug Aamoth
Here's a relatively straight-forward concept; a small table with a built-in magazine rack. It's perfect for, well, reading magazines! I'm no table expert but I'm guessing you could use this for other things too, like "eating" or "supporting objects" -- sky's the limit, really. Here's the product description from Amazon.com's web site,
"The Sutton Magazine Table by Adesso, joins a black metal magazine rack with powder coated steel base and te » READ MORE
New Use for an Old Crate
By ZolaClaire
What is it with bathrooms and reading? I'm never in this room long enough to do a whole lot of reading myself, but I do know that others enjoy their bathroom time and there's always a stack of magazines sitting on top of the tank just for that occasion. While the stack is small, it always seems untidy and bothersome because the magazines are too large and they end up poking you in the back. But let's face it, as long as there's a bathroom in » READ MORE
Spice Rack 2.0
By vaughnaustin
Just over a year ago, my wife and I decided we were tired of digging for spices while cooking or, worse yet, discovering at the last minute that we didn’t have what we needed. It was time for some serious organization. I let my obsessive compulsive nature take over and worked up a pretty good system. In the process, we freed up a lot of valuable kitchen cabinet space, but as time passed, we decided my first attempt at a homemade spice rack was a » READ MORE
Zig Zag and Necklace Magazine Racks
By roedwardHere are a couple of simple magazine racks that I have created and now are for sale on Etsy!
Check them out!
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DIY Clothes Drying Rack.
By ChrisjobMy wife is short, and a high school teacher, so when we find school-appropriate clothes that actually fit, we keep ‘em as far from the dryer as possible. So, tired of having her wardrobe spread all over our living space while drying, I decided it was time for a drying rack. (Our back ‘patio’ has no space for a clothesline.) Problem is, commercially available drying racks may advertise 15 sq. ft of drying space, but that only works if you hang clo » READ MORE
Build a Wine Rack Table - Table 00005
By PlanCanvas
This plan (my wife's favorite!) guides you in making a side table which can hold up to eight bottles from one 4x8 piece of three-quarter inch thick plywood.
This modern table can be also be used to hold wine glasses or books, perfect for entertaining. The table is simple to make, stylish, and can be made with only a jigsaw and drill.
Size:
Width 28"
Height 39 1/2"
Length 16"
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DIY: Magnetic Spice Rack
By myaimistrue
Another easy little DIY project that anyone could do. Click here for the original post with more pics and links to supply resources!
