Is your craft room overflowing with stuff and you don’t know where to start to get it organized? These IKEA craft room organization ideas have got you covered.

IKEA comes to the rescue with a sensational range of products that can be mixed-and-matched and customized to suit your exact requirements.

Let’s dive into 17 clever ways to organize your craft room chaos IKEA-style!

With these clever IKEA craft room organization ideas, your glitter, glue, glaze, glass, and gadgets will finally find a home.

1. IKEA SKADIS Pegboard

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If you need inspo for a new crafting project, the IKEA SKADIS pegboard will provide it.

With a quick glance, you’ll see all your tools and supplies neatly displayed, ready to spark your creativity and your next masterpiece.

The pegboard also has matching accessories like shelves, containers, hooks, and clips to add even more functionality.

2. IKEA DRONA Boxes

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Using boxes to organize is a must-do for any craft room, and IKEA has the perfect solution – DRONA Boxes. DRONA boxes come in a range of colors and fit perfectly into KALLAX units.

This savvy crafter has labeled her boxes to show exactly what’s inside each one. She used a Cricut machine, but if you don’t own one, you can use awesome large labels like this from Amazon.

3. IKEA SUNNERSTA Container

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Using containers is a game-changer for organizing, everything has its own spot, making it easy to find what you need.

SUNNERSTA containers can be attached to an IKEA wall rack to create a neat and tidy storage solution for all your crafting goodies. They also come in a choice of colors to match your decor theme.

4. IKEA ALEX Drawers

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Overbuying is something that most crafters do, including me! And, to be fair, it’s because I don’t know what I have in my craft room.

So, this craft room idea really appeals to me as a clever organization idea. Place two IKEA ALEX drawer units side by side under your desk, add labels, and everything you need is close at hand.

If you’re eyeing that amazing machine on the desk – it’s a Brother ScanNCut like this that can be used to make vinyl wall art, appliques, homemade cards, and more.

5. IKEA VARIERA Plastic Bag Dispenser

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This idea is absolutely brilliant! An IKEA VARIERA plastic bag dispenser makes the perfect holder for vinyl, faux leather, and iron-on.

Mount two dispensers one above the other on a wall. The vinyl rolls slide easily through the openings, creating an attractive wall display that lets you find and access exactly what you need.

6. IKEA KALLAX System

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Storing paper and vinyl is not a problem with the IKEA KALLAX system. This innovative crafter has combined vertical cubbies and cube cubbies to create a customized storage solution.

I’m luvin’ the color-coded ROYGBIV arrangement of paper – that stands for rainbow – red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet.

Want to boost your vinyl collection? Here’s a fabulous 20 piece set of vibrant colored vinyl rolls from Amazon.

7. IKEA RASKOG Trolleys

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This clever organization idea uses IKEA RASKOG carts for crafting essentials. The carts are easy to move around, versatile, sturdy, and compact.

Use the different tiers to corral your paints, glitters, tools, brushes, markers, glues, beads, Washi tapes, fabric scraps … you get the idea!

Simply roll out your craft cart when you’re ready to work and stash it away in a corner when you’re done. If IKEA is not for you, a budget-friendly 3 tier rolling cart like this will be the perfect replacement.

8. IKEA Pullout Drawers

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IKEA has a wide range of pullout drawers you can mix and match to create your own craft paradise.

They’re ideal for organizing paints, glitters, glue, beads, gemstones, and other products that come in small bottles, as well as paper and vinyl that can be stored flat.

9. IKEA SINNERLIG Jars

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I’m obsessed with these glass jars with cork lids. They have such a charming, vintage feel that reminds me of my Grandma’s sewing room.

This crafter uses the jars to keep Washi Tapes, but they’re also perfect for storing buttons, beads, sequins, ribbon spools, fabric scraps, dried flowers, mini clothespins, and small embellishments.

I found similar glass jars with cork lids  on Amazon that look ultra-stylish.

10. IKEA BURHULT / SIBBHULT Wall Shelf Combination

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Get creative with IKEA shelves and brackets and set up a fabulous inventory section in your craft room.

You’ll instantly see what you have available and save money on buying things you already own but are hidden in a clutter.

I’m setting up a similar bead storage section with this awesome 16-drawer bead organizer from Amazon.

11. IKEA BEKANT Corner Desk

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This corner desk is a genius way to make the most of every inch in a small room. It tucks neatly into unused space, giving you a dedicated work area without crowding the rest of the room.

Check out how this crafter has cleverly used an IKEA SKADIS pegboard to keep her supplies within arm’s reach in this genius craft room hack.

She’s also arranged her desk to make space for a Cricut machine like this – major crafting excitement is on the way.

12. IKEA SKADIS Pegboard

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If you missed my first idea about using IKEA SKADIS pegboards, I’m here to say it again! They’re absolutely perfect for keeping supplies neat, visible, and accessible.

These pegboards can be customized with hooks, clips, baskets, and shelves, making them a must-have for your Cricut tools.

13. IKEA IVAR System For Fabrics

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One thing I absolutely love about IKEA is how adaptable their systems are – they grow with you.

As your needs change, you can add, rearrange, and customize to keep your space functional and fresh.

Here’s a great example of a fabric storage system using IKEA IVAR shelving. This space just screams – give me more fabric!

And, of course, a stunning set of precut fabric squares like these are just waiting to fill the gaps.

14. IKEA BOAXEL Shelving System

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Talk about serious craft room organization goals – the BOAXEL system offers the opportunity to create wall-to-wall shelf space for a picture-perfect space.

Items like markers, gel pens, pencils, paint pens, fine liners, and other drawing tools can be stored under the shelves in a large slim plastic bin like this.

15. IKEA SATSUMAS Plant Stand with Pots

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Now here’s a fab idea!

The IKEA SATSUMAS plant stand comes with 5 plant pots, but as crafters, our craft supplies take priority over plants, well, in the craft room that is.

This timeless ladder is the perfect space-saver, it leans against the wall taking up minimal space, while showcasing and organizing your supplies for easy access.

Check out  these other IKEA craft room hacks!

16. IKEA RASKOG Cart

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This crafter’s dream setup for storing sequins combines a RASKOG cart and timeless glass mason jars like these, creating a perfect blend of practicality and charm.

Everything is beautifully displayed and effortlessly accessible, ready to inspire the next glorious sparkly creation.

17. IKEA Combo Design

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IKEA offers a one-stop setup for your craft room.

Build a work desk using an LAGKAPTEN / MITTBACK combination of a desk top and legs.

Hang a SKADIS pegboard on the wall and add storage space using the  BOAXEL System.

You’re an IKEA expert!