Peg Board Holder
The previous owner set-up this peg board system in the craft room and I decided to leave it up and intact.
I've started to hang random crafting and home improvement tools on the wall. And I just love how they take on a strong artistic look as the collection builds. The pop of yellow from the hammer...the spiraly look of the hole puncher...even the deep red from the scraper.
I plan on painting the peg board a vibrant color---maybe Kelly Green?---as I add more hooks and tools.
Almost all of these tools are used or vintage in nature. I really don't think it's terribly important to buy new hardware when you're planning on using it just sporadically. Believe it or not, flea markets are a great place to find a well-loved tool for very little money. Plus, having splatters of paint here and there just adds charm and character.

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Posted by:Matty T | April 23, 2008 at 08:42 AM
I think the Kelly Green would look awesome! I know a lot of people who dislike like the color, but I think it works in many types of spaces. I should probably have an aversion to it since it was one of my high school colors, haha. But no, I think in your space it would really pop.
Also if you have a chance, this month's issue of "Domino" magazine has a room redone in Kelly Green, looks great!
Posted by:Kerri K | April 23, 2008 at 08:49 AM
Happy belated birthday, Danny! I hope it was a good one. I use a peg board to hang my pots and pans in the stairway of our basement, which is close to the kitchen. It works great and frees space in the kitchen.
Posted by:Beth Vaughn | April 23, 2008 at 09:11 AM
I want to wish you a HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY !! I hope it was FUN !!! I always love your ideas !!
Posted by:berton | April 23, 2008 at 04:09 PM
Happy B` day!
Posted by:Big Ben Patton | April 24, 2008 at 02:15 AM
I have seen pegboards with outlines of the item stored so it's easy to replace tools to the right spot. The outlines also make it easy to see what's missing. Enjoy this blog! Thanks for your hard work for our environment!!
Posted by:Terri B. | April 24, 2008 at 05:01 AM
hey...who wants SPAM here?? knock it off!!!
8-)
I love pegboards natural color...how about painting the identifying shapes as suggested above in green & leaving the rest........???
oh, do what you like........ 8-)
ps..Martha uses elastic on her pegboards,
check it out............
Posted by:gregorytodd | April 24, 2008 at 09:32 AM
I use a peg board in my art studio - I spray painted it hot pink to give it some style.
Posted by:heidi | April 27, 2008 at 10:47 AM
I agree. A tool is a tool and like a pair of jeans that you wear all the time, they are handy to have around and don't have to be perfect or new. Cool peg board. Sort of keeps in all in place and easy to look for rather than sorting through a box for this or that.
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