A pegboard is a thing that increases functionality of any space and doesn’t require much effort or money to install. We tend to add pegboards to all the spaces of our homes where we need more vertical storage, and one of such rooms is a kids’ room. Considering kids’ spaces, I’d say that a pegboard is one of the best ideas ever, which will suit many rooms and different ages. Let’s see how to implement one.
Kids’ Activity Spaces
Climbing Walls
One of my favorite ideas is making a climbing wall for kids using pegboards. All you need to do is to attach pegboards to the wall and then add colorful holds here and there. Don’t forget to put soft mattresses or pillows on the floor to prevent any injuries. Your kids will be happy!
Kids love activities, and making a climbing wall with pegboards is a super cool idea.
Make a pegboard climbing wall, add soft pillows to the floor to make falling comfortable.
The pegboard are white to merge with the wall, and colorful touches here and there cheer up the space.
Use pegboards to make an activity wall for the kids. (via dezeen).
A climbing wall with pegboards is a perfect way to make your kids active and happy.
Thi neutral climbing wall perfectly matches the interior of the room.
This climbing wall is paired with a long mattress to prevent any injuries in case of falling.
Playrooms
A playroom just needs a pegboard! If it’s a play kitchen, it can be a pegboard backsplash, if it’s an activity and fun space, you can place it anywhere comfortable. Add shelves and ledges to let your kids put something these or even use the pegboard as a giant game.
A pegboard is a must for a playroom, just look how much shelves, boxes and all kinds of toys it can hold.
This is a large kids' art station with colorful pegboards, consoles and plastic boxes with everything necessary. (via ohjoy).
This is a play zone with a countertop, a pool, a pegboard that is used as a huge developing game.
Add a pegboard backsplash to a play kitchen, so you will be able to add shelves, and your kids will be able to decorate it.
Art Stations
If your kids have an art station or some space like that, install a pegboard over the desk to let them display their artwork and store the supplies they need for crafting and painting. This is the best way to keep everything at hand and in order.
Organizing any kids' space with a pegboard is a win-win idea, an art space is among them.
These pegboards are used to display kids' artwork, this is a whole gallery wall.
I love this bright kid's space with ledges with books, a pegboard with art and toys and a donut stool.
A pegboard at the art station is a magnificent solution to store and organize all the supplies.
If your kid's desk doesn't have drawers, you may provide storage space with a pegboard.
Attach some shelves to the pegboards and give your kids clothespins to attach what they need.
If your kids have an art station, add storage to it with a pegboard.
Choose a pegboard that matches the wall, so it will look lightweight, and your kids may choose bright shelves and boxes.
As it's a kids' space, consider adding brightness to the pegboard, here, the bold ombre one supports the color scheme of the room.
Even a small pegboard over the art station will be very practical and useful. (via thathomebirdlife).
The creative space is done with a large pegboard that holds a lot of stuff, from pends and pencils to art.
This extra tall pegboard is paired with a chalkboard to compose a small corner art station.
A pink pegboard matches the wallpaper and supports the cute look of the room.
Kids’ Rooms
Pegboard Walls
If you can, make a pegboard wall in the kids’ room. Such a wall will accommodate a lot of shelves, ledges, hooks and other stuff, and your children will store there everything from backpacks to toys. If it seems a boring idea, paint or color block this wall to make it wow. Such a solution will give a lot of vertical storage space, and your kids will be able to change the configurations and add more details there.
This pegboard is done with shelves and holders for all kinds of pens, pencils and other supplies.
I love the idea of making a whole pegboard wall to maximize open storage space and add decor. (via houzz).
Making a pegboard wall in the color or stain that matches the room decor is a nice way to organize your kid's space.
The whole wall is covered with a pegboard, with lots of shelves and hooks that are used for storage and decorating.
This pegboard wall is used for fun, activities and storing various things.
The polka dot wall is done with a blue pegboard that holds shelves and an arched mirror. (via nildojose).
Study Space
A study space really requires a pegboard, especially if there are no drawers in the desk. Such a pegboard will hold a lot of necessary stuff and will help your kid organize the space.
This shared desk is paired with a pegboard with shelves that hold all the necessary things.
This well-organized kids' space features a number of functional solutions: a storage bed, a corkboard for art and a pegboard for organizing.
This study and art space features a desk with pink drawers, a yellow chair and a pegboard for comfy storage.
A pegboard attached to the wall can be used for holding ledges and shelves, and some art, too.
A neutral pegboard can be styled with colorful ledges or shelves to cheer up the kids' room.
This small study nook is done witha built-in desk and a pegboard used for displaying things. (via estliving).
A bold yellow pegboard over the desk can not only provide storage space but also add color.
Other Ideas
A reading nook can be done with a pegboard and ledges to hold the books. A small begboard can also hold some shelves and ledges with different stuff. Get inspired to add storage space to your children’s rooms!
Even a mini pegboard can hold a lot of stuff, from pens and cards to toys.
This neutral pegboard is done with shelves and knobs, and it's used for decor mostly.
This pegboard is done in the reading nook to hold bookshelves and some artwork.
Books and toys can be displayed on the shelves attached to the pegboard, so your kids will be able to rearrange them.
A pegboard over the desk is always a win-win idea: your child will have some storage space without wasting desk space.
Offer your kid a pegboard and arrange as many shelves and rails as need to store some supplies and hang artwork.
This house-shaped pegboard is used to support the painted closet entrance, and to store toys.
This large pegboard is done with shelves to display toys and figurines.
This mini pegboard holds a whole number of shelves and hooks for various stuff. (via nurserydesignstudio).