You guys. I made a rustic wall rack for our bedroom and it was so stupid easy. This project is so easy I debated even blogging about it at all. I’m not even kidding!
So here was our problem. We have this habit of changing our clothes and throwing them in a huge pile. you know the pile, right? It’s either a pile on the floor, in a hamper, on a chair, dresser. We all have that pile of clothes! We try on clothes and are too lazy or too late to put them back! You know you do it too, don’t even lie.
Well, we’re working on making our bedroom a little prettier, see my previous posts here:
My Farmhouse bedroom makeover plan
My inexpensive Farmhouse Bedroom Decor finds
How I painted my thrifted upholstered headboard
How I made no sew Euro Shams for under $10
How I made giant farmhouse frames for $4
And I thought this pile HAS to go. We’ve tried promising ourselves we’d be better at putting things away, but that only lasts until the next time you wake up late, or spend more time than you realize browsing Facebook. knowwhatimean?
So, I decided to fix this pile by using another pile, namely my scrap wood pile! haha.
DIY EASY Farmhouse Rustic Wall Rack
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For this rustic wall rack project you will need these things:
1) Scrap wood (I used 1×3 and 1×2)
2) Screws
3) knobs of your choice
5) Drill
This is literally all I did to make my bedroom’s rustic wall rack:
First, I cut 2 1×3 pieces of wood to the same length. Then I cut some 1×2 for the back to hold the pieces together. To attach them, I used my drill and screwed the 1×2 pieces perpendicular to the backs of the 1×3 pieces. I could have used my keg jig to attack the pieces together, but in this case I wanted the rack to stand away from the wall. After the pieces were attached, I added some knobs, and mounted it to the wall. I made sure I was screwing directly into studs so this rack can hold quite a bit of weight!
and that’s it! Boom. Rustic wall rack.
We use the baskets to hold miscellaneous items that would otherwise clutter our dressers, or to hang pretty flowers. And that’s the reason I wanted the rack to sit off the wall, so I could hang baskets!
And the knobs are used as a place to hang our clothes instead of throwing them on the floor!
Our room has stayed SO much cleaner now that we have this. But now I need something for my side!
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Don’t forget to check out my other farmhouse master bedroom posts!
My Farmhouse bedroom makeover plan
My inexpensive Farmhouse Bedroom Decor finds
How I painted my thrifted upholstered headboard
How I made no sew Euro Shams for under $10
How I made giant farmhouse frames for $4
9 comments
My teenager needs one of these rustic wall racks! Love the idea and pretty room decor. Thanks for sharing at the #InspriationSpotlight party! Pinned & Shared
This is lovely! Thanks for linking up at Talk DIY to Me!
Love your clothing rack! I really like the idea of adding the hanging baskets too! I’m a known “pile” maker in our bedroom and I know my husband would appreciate it if I added one of these to our room 😉 I hope you have an amazing day!
Smiles!
Terry
Your design and execution of this project is amazing! It looks so well made and fits perfectly in the bedroom.
I would be so happy if you would share this in my weekly link party with everyone http://www.twentysomethinginthe2010s.com/peace-love-link-up-011/
I hope to see you there : )
Oh my goodness, it’s so pretty and so great for any kind of decor any time of the year! Love this!
I love this. I want one for the entry of my new modern farmhouse!
I love this. I am a sucker for wire baskets. I should have them all over my house. LOL! Thanks for sharing.
Love the wall rack, so handy. You’ve given me some great ideas, thanks !
I love the little hanging baskets! I think I need to make a miniature version of yours for behind our front door to store all of my son’s school stuff. We just have a hook now, but a little basket would be great for all the random stuff he brings home!