Storing paint

Need a better way to store your paint? Discover 35 DIY ideas and products that will keep your paint supplies organized and easily accessible.

Saying we have a lot of leftover paint might be an understatement! When we bought our home, the builder left us a touch up kit with 2 quarts of each color of paint used throughout

Don't throw out leftover paint! It's perfect for quick touch-ups around the house. This leftover paint storage idea is genius and easy!

After the Dwell prefab popup party at SXSW Eco this past October, we spent the next Saturday checking out a number of modern homes and happenings around Austin, where we stumbled with delight upon TreeHouse, the new green hardware store company with a focus on design that's already earned a local tagline as the "Whole Foods version of Home Depot." We toured the store and the next week back in San Francisco, caught up with TreeHouse CEO, Paul Yanosy, to chat.

Is it okay to store paint in the garage? Where is the proper place to store paint?

Craft room storage ideas before and afters. Marker storage, paint storage and fabric stash storage ideas. DIY storage ideas for craft and sewing supplies.

Save time and money on DIY home projects when you learn how to store paint on the Public Storage blog.

If you’re a crafter you know that you can accumulate paint bottles pretty quickly and storage might get tricky. There are a variety of ways to store paint bottles to keep them easily accessible and organized.

There are many different strategies for art and craft supply organization, depending on the types of materials you use most often.

Thousands of pigments fill glass vials below the slatted wood ceilings of the new concept Pigment, an art supply laboratory and store that just opened in Tokyo by company Warehouse TERRADA. The store design was created by architect Kengo Kuma, utilizing bamboo and large open spaces to create a sense of unity with the outdoors andContinue reading "A New Japanese Painting Supply Store Lines its Walls With 4,200 Different Pigments"