Turn an Underused Closet Into a Workstation
There’s no need to splurge on a kid’s desk set. With clever configuration, you can pack a small workstation into a standard closet without taking up extra inches or sacrificing style. See how to turn an underused closet into a workstation in this Better Homes and Gardens video:
Follow these steps to create a closet workstation:
- Remove the closet doors.
- Add open shelving to keep everything accessible.
- Turn the back of the closet into a message center by applying pegboard. It’s also a great way to organize accessories like binder clips, pens and pencils.
- Add a small shelf and letter organizer to keep the desktop clear of paper pileups.
- Corral accessories into boxes to reduce clutter. Keep often used items like tech gear within reach.
- Hang a small light overhead to keep the workspace nice and bright. For extra style, use washi tape to spruce up a simple fixture.
- Choose a comfortable seat. A little stool tucks neatly beneath the desk and can be moved throughout the bedroom when needed.
Thanks to a few creative and clever updates, this versatile closet workstation is ready to go to work!