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Why This $50 Amazon Pegboard Shows Up Twice in Our Home Office

Why This $50 Amazon Pegboard Shows Up Twice in Our Home Office

Workspace Tour·Bedroom Nook·Oct 2018·3 min read
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Styled by Julia Stevens, Photos by Belle Morizio, Words by Julie Vadnal

Updated Oct 11, 2025 10:27 PM EDT

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When my boyfriend, Paul, and I moved into a Brooklyn brownstone last year, we agreed the second bedroom would be his art studio. But one major paint spill later, he joined a professional studio a few blocks away and moved all his supplies there, so I inherited the room as my home office. (We still affectionately call it the Studio, though.) The two things he left behind? The sets of metal pegboards he’d mounted on the walls for his art supplies. And thank goodness—they’re a godsend for storage and, as it happens, for showing off our distinct personal styles.

Orange pegboard tool storage
Orange pegboard tool storage
Pegboard storage with shelves
Pegboard storage with shelves

At $50 on Amazon, the easy-to-install Wall Control Metal Pegboard makes you feel like you live in a cool industrial loft, and it holds just about anything. The board comes in 10 colors and two pieces, so you can configure it however you like (Paul’s is spaced apart; mine is together), and the hundreds of accessories mean storage options are essentially endless. From shelves to tiny bins to hooks of every size, there’s nothing we can’t organize on the boards—even…a handsaw? (Explain yourself, Paul!)

Couple standing in office
Couple standing in office

But they’re not just utilitarian workhorses—you can adapt them to fit any style. Paul’s orange boards, for instance, store our household tools while doubling as a display for his beloved 2020 World Series Champion (he made me add that) L.A. Dodgers memorabilia. On the other side of the room, my white pegboards serve as part bookshelf, part mood board above my matching white powder-coated steel desk. Even though our pegboards are different colors and stuffed with a mishmash of items, we’ve found that pops of yellow through art and furniture tie the room together.

Orange pegboard holding tools
Orange pegboard holding tools
Pegboard detail
Pegboard detail

As our lives shift, so will the pegboards. But if we ever move, those boards are coming with us. After all, where else would we store that handsaw?

wall mount pegboard
wall mount pegboard

Wall Control Metal Pegboard Set

white pegboard wall shelf
white pegboard wall shelf

Wall Control Pegboard Shelf

Julia Stevens

Contributing Editor

Julia Stevens is a contributing editor at Domino—or, essentially, a professional online shopper. She began as an intern and spent seven years in the style department curating products for gift guides, trend roundups, and product reviews, plus styling the beautiful homes we feature. Off the clock, she’s scouting New York’s newest design shops and restyling her own shelves.

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Belle Morizio

Staff Photographer & Assoc. Photo Editor

Belle is Domino’s in-house photographer and associate photo editor, shooting everything from house tours to gift guides and the occasional DIY project. She started with the photo team as an intern in 2018 and joined the staff full time in January 2021.

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Julie Vadnal

Deputy Editor

Julie Vadnal is the deputy editor of Domino. She writes and edits stories about sourcing new and vintage furniture, covers fresh products (and the tastemakers who love them), and tours the homes of interesting creatives. She lives in Brooklyn.

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