Cool new to me storage idea for the Kallax units.

I can't wait to have my own scrap area where I do things like that! Next year.

I used the Better Homes and Gardens inserts from Walmart if you want just a shelf insert. It was a bit cheaper than the Ikea one probably because it's not a wine insert.
Here's the similar one to the Ikea insert but it's 4 sections vs 9: BHG shelf insert
Here's another that's an X: X insert


You can get those plastic bins from Homegoods or TJ Maxx or Marshalls (they're all the same company) or I've even seen them at Ross (if you have one near you).

IKEA has glass shelves that fit in the cubbies. I bought a set (2 shelves per set), but have not installed them yet. They do require making holes for the little brackets.

ETA link: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kallax-glass-shelf-70423765/

TFS! See other rotary stamp organization ideas in this thread. Happy organizing. 

I could look at how people store their scrap stuff all day long. I am going down the wormhole!!!

I saw this on Facebook in an organizing group and promptly ordered. The bins were from Bed, Bath & Beyond on sale plus 20% off and the wine insert actually arrived very quick. Just wish it was the black/brown to match my Kallax but the post I saw had washi tape on the outside so it looked nice in the gal's setup.

I have never had one either. 

Those clear fridge bins are available all over the place but they can get pretty expensive if you have to buy a lot of them. 

I love the idea of the little egg tray and all the little shelves and labels. It appeals to some my micro-organizing side. I can't really organize like that though. For the most part I don't have enough of any one thing to justify a whole bin for it, or the energy to keep all those micro categories straight. I just gave away my roller date stamps but I only had 2. All the organizing images that push my buttons (like those DreamBoxes) are for people who have a lot more stuff than I have or want to have. 

Knowing if you're a micro "very specific categories" or macro "throw all the paints in this basket" kind of organizer can help - not everyone should have organizers like this (just like not everyone can make a detailed filing system work).  I am a constant re-shuffler and I'm always rearranging things. Matching storage with labels is very appealing but I'm too cheap and prefer to use what I have, so everything is a little mismatched. But these kinds of posts light up the happy-perfect-orderly part of my brain  

The IKEA website should have this information. I’m jealous you’re going there tomorrow. 🤣

I actually found the cabinet drawer insert at Goodwill last week. It was perfect! 🙌🏾

I've been thinking about this a lot, because I really *want* to be able to store my stuff in cutesy little containers. So nice and neat and tidy! But I don't have a clue to how I would actually use all those tiny containers. Remember the post a few months back about the tiny wooden boxes from Dollar Tree? I had them in my hot little hands and I still couldn't figure out how I could possible use them for storing anything at all. 

My storage definitely falls into the "macro" category. On top of my IKEA shelves, I have a row of Sterlite 3 drawer units, and on top of those I have a row of Dollar Tree laundry baskets. They're not cute, but they're so freaking useful. One for ribbons, one for twines, one for glues, etc. Nothing fussy about it. Give me big basket storage any day of the week! 

Here’s a cube divider that I purchased - it splits a cube in half. I use it for reams of paper near my printer, which sits on top of a 2x4 Expedit.

www.walmart.com/ip/Better-Homes-and-Gardens-Cube-Storage-Shelf-H-Multiple-Colors/40831071

Something like this could be made too, but this was so simple.

Thanks for sharing! That was great! I use 2 melamine boards over the storage cubes as my desktop - great price and works great! Plus, it’s easy to replace if it ever gets too messed up.