My Two Favorite Art Storage Tools (That Actually WORK)

I don’t know what’s crazier, how small my studio really is, or how many brushes and canvases I’ve managed to pile into it! But here are two storage tools I genuinely love and trust. They make my creative life that much easier.

Let me introduce you to the hero of space-saving in my studio. it looks simple, but let me tell you, it has CHANGED my life.

• So easy to assemble: I put it together in minutes, no sweat.

• Holds finished paintings and blank ones: Each slot is wide and deep, perfect for canvases with depth or even stacking two slim canvases per slot.

• Smooth to move around: I love that the rack is on wheels. I can easily shift it to make room for my painting chaos or for that perfect lighting angle.

• Compact footprint: Even though it holds a lot, it doesn’t take up much space. a total win in my tiny studio.

Bottom line?

This rack is a keeper. I’ve bought one and will definitely be getting a second soon because it’s that good.

Let me introduce you to the hero of space-saving in my studio. It looks simple, but let me tell you, it has CHANGED my life.

• So easy to assemble: I put it together in minutes, no sweat.

• Holds finished paintings and blank ones: Each slot is wide and deep, perfect for canvases with depth or even stacking two slim canvases per slot.

• Smooth to move around: I love that the rack is on wheels. I can easily shift it to make room for my painting chaos or for that perfect lighting angle.

• Compact footprint: Even though it holds a lot, it doesn’t take up much space. A total win in my tiny studio. So, this rack is a keeper. I’ve bought one and will definitely be getting a second soon because it’s that good.

• Canvas Rack: Absolutely worth it. I’m getting a second one, and I highly, highly recommend it.

• Brush Bag: Useful and well-made, but if you use small to medium brushes like me, look for a bag with pocket straps or elastic holders.

Both of these tools make my messy studio feel organized and calm. They save me time, space, and creative energy, so I can focus on what matters most: creating art.

If you’re looking to upgrade your studio setup, start with the canvas rack, it’s a game-changer. Then, grab a brush bag that accommodates your brush sizes and keeps things tidy. Trust me, once your studio feels organized, the painting just flows better.

Let me know if you want links, pics, or more recommendations for other studio tools