Create Your Own DIY Paint Brush Holder
It's super Easy & Fully Customizable
Keep your brushes organized, easily accessible, and neatly stored—no more messy workspaces or lost brushes!
Does this sound familiar?
- Your studio feels chaotic, not creative. Instead of an inspiring space, it’s cluttered and disorganized, making it hard to focus on your art.
- You’re always searching for brushes instead of painting. They’re scattered across your workspace, hidden in drawers, or rolling off the table when you need them most.
- You keep buying more brushes because you can’t find the ones you already have. Without a proper storage system, it’s easy to lose track of your collection and end up with duplicates.
- You’ve tried other brush storage solutions, but they take up too much space or don’t keep brushes upright. Cups, jars, and bins leave brushes crammed together, bristles getting damaged, and valuable workspace cluttered. You need a storage solution that’s compact, efficient, and actually works!
What if instead you could...
- Turn Your Studio into a Creative Haven: Your brushes are neatly organized, easy to access, and ready to use. No more clutter, no more frustration—just a well-organized space that fuels your creativity.
- Spend More Time Creating and Less Time Searching: No more digging through drawers or knocking over cups trying to find the right brush. With everything in one place, you can go from inspiration to action in seconds.
- Save Money by Keeping Track of Your Brushes: Stop rebuying brushes just because you lost track of what you already have! When everything is neatly stored and visible, you know exactly what’s in your collection.
- Store Your Brushes Properly Without Taking Up Too Much Space: Instead of cramming brushes into jars where they get damaged or lost, your DIY brush holder keeps them upright, protected, and easy to grab.
I get it—our studio should be a place of inspiration, not stress. But when clutter takes over, it can drain your creativity, make it hard to focus, and even take the joy out of creating. I’ve been there—digging through supplies, struggling to find what I need, and feeling more overwhelmed than inspired.
I get it—our studio should be a place of inspiration, not stress. But when clutter takes over, it can drain your creativity, make it hard to focus, and even take the joy out of creating. I’ve been there—digging through supplies, struggling to find what I need, and feeling more overwhelmed than inspired.
That’s why I created the DIY Paint Brush Holder—a simple, affordable solution to keep your brushes organized and your workspace clutter-free. It’s more than just storage; it’s a way to protect your brushes, save time, and create a studio space that feels inspiring and functional every time you sit down to paint.
That’s why I created the DIY Paint Brush Holder—a simple, affordable solution to keep your brushes organized and your workspace clutter-free. It’s more than just storage; it’s a way to protect your brushes, save time, and create a studio space that feels inspiring and functional every time you sit down to paint.
INSIDE YOU'LL FIND
- Step-by-Step, Easy-to-Follow Video Instructions - No guesswork! Follow clear, detailed instructions that walk you through every step—from the exact tools and wood pieces you’ll need to assembling your brush holder with ease.
- No Fancy Tools Required - This project is beginner-friendly and only requires basic tools. If you have a brad nailer or nail gun, great—but it’s totally optional. My goal is to make sure anyone can build this brush holder, no matter their experience level.
- Customization Tips for Any Studio Size - Whether you have a tiny art nook or a spacious studio, I’ll share simple ways to adjust your brush holder so it fits your space perfectly—without taking up valuable workspace.
- BONUS: Wall-Mounted Version - Short on space? I’ve got you covered! I'll show you how to make this a wall-hanging design letting you store your brushes vertically—freeing up table space while keeping everything easily accessible.
Ready to Create Your Own Paint Brush Holder?
BEFORE: Stored in jars, drawers, plastic bins and
littered all over every surface.
AFTER: Neatly organized by type of brush on my rolling trolley.
I was shocked it fit 88 brushes in just a tiny amount if space!
Got Questions?
Here are some of the most common ones I get asked:
- Do I need any special tools to build the brush holder? Nope! You only need basic tools like a drill, saw, and measuring tape. If you have a brad nailer, that’s a bonus—but not required. This project is designed to be easy for anyone to build!
- How much will the materials cost? This build costs less than $10 CAD! I provide a detailed supply list with links so you can easily find what you need.
- I’m not very handy. Can I still build this? Absolutely! This project is beginner-friendly, with clear, step-by-step short video instructions to guide you through the process. If you can drill a hole, you can build this!
- Will this take up a lot of space in my studio? Not at all! The compact design keeps your brushes neatly stored without cluttering your workspace. Need even more space-saving? The BONUS wall-mounted version helps keep your brushes upright and organized while freeing up table space.
- How many brushes can this holder store? It depends on the size you build! The one I made holds 88 brushes, but you can easily adjust the size to fit your collection. Whether you have 10 or 100+ brushes, this holder can be customized to suit your needs.
- What if I need help during the build? I’ve got you covered! The course includes detailed video walkthroughs plus you will have access to the DIY community and you could find further support there.
Building your own studio storage isn’t just about saving money—it’s about designing a space that’s functional, inspiring, and uniquely yours. Start creating your dream studio today!
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