A fold-down table is a great idea for creating more work space when you need it. In this closet, a set of Kallax cubes serve for everyday work space, and then a Linnmon table top folds down for working on larger projects.

The owner of this craft space lives in a 1400-square-foot home with her husband, three boys, and two dogs. So, she got creative and converted a master bedroom closet into a dedicated space to store her crafting and creative hobbies.

A few things to note: a sitting bench doubles as extra storage, the wire drawers allow you to see what's inside, and every square inch of wall space is used for storing the most-used crafting tools, scissors, thread, and supplies.

This may not be the most practical solution for everyone, depending on how likely you are to finish a craft and put your supplies back where they belong in the same day. But, if you have a larger master bedroom (or even guest room) conside adding a row of Ikea bookshelves with doors to store your supplies neatly away.

Cubbies from Ikea are ideal for storing fabrics and more. Depending on the size, you may have to fold them in a way so they fit nicely into the space.

Sometimes a work area needs to be just as versatile as the work that will happen in it. For this multi-purpose craft room, there were a number of storage room pieces used: cube wall storage, a rolling cart, and desk with plenty of space to work.

This idea is perfect for the crafter who needs lots of storage space. It has a surface area big enough for a large sewing machine as well as space for an ironing station, roll holders, and only takes up space on one side of the room.

Bins, baskets, buckets, and drawers are all crafter’s favorites. This storage hack shown by Houszed will help inspire you to make the most of solutions like this.

This Kallax storage hack comes to the rescue when you are a little tight on space. It’s a great way to store the little things without letting them take over your craft table.

The Billy Bookcase will provide you with tons of space for storing your fabrics. Whether you want to keep them directly on the shelves or use bins/boxes, there is plenty of space for whatever you choose.

Finding the perfect spot for a variety of things can be overwhelming without a dedicated space. For this havsta-inspired sewing room, everything can be kept nice and tidy with the help of a large bookcase along with small containers.

If space isn’t an issue then you’ll love this spacious room layout. It has enough room for a sewing desk, open workspace area to spread out, wall space to keep small items at a glance, and so much more.

You may not have tons of space to work with, which is why the storage solutions you choose matter. This small sewing space inspiration shows how you can combine a few IKEA pieces to create a fully functioning craft and sewing space.

You don’t need a large sewing space to pull this look off. Tilly and the Buttons uses a variety of Ikea pieces from pegboards to Billy bookcases to create a sewing area that is both spacious and practical.

Being organized is key when it comes to having an amazing sewing room. There are often many working pieces to a sewing craft so being able to have everything on hand is a must. Check out this sewing room tour to see how Classical Casual Home keeps everything in tact.

Easily create an ironing board on wheels with this IKEA rolling cart makeover. You’ll have the storage space for all the little things with the top spot being reserved for ironing your finished pieces.

The raskog kitchen cart may be made for the kitchen, but every crafter knows that it can also be used for your sewing and craft supplies.

This fully functional piece folds up to take up minimal space but can open up to create an amazing work area.

Using a dining room sidebar from Ikea, Gina shows us how to turn this table into an oversized ironing board that also holds extra storage solutions (like the clear plastic totes shown above).

Easily recreate this sewing room workspace with 2 Kallax shelf units and a desktop surface – all from Ikea. You’ll have all the space you need for measuring, cutting, and sewing on top and all the accessories you need below.

I love how the closet is used as a sewing organization space. Melly Sews makes the most of what she has by using distinct organization solutions.

Clear boxes have always been great for organizing lots of supplies because they help you see what is inside. Since these bins have lids, they can easily be stacked. It does help to label them and using Ivar shelving units brings this entire space together.

Little House of Four shows how easy it is to put together Ikea’s Algot System for storing fabrics. Different drawers can be used for storing fabrics of all sizes while still having space for other storage solutions.