A couple years ago, Pinterest exploded onto the scene. This brought out a new way for us to visually see all the wonderful DIY projects out there in one place. I started seeing interesting ways to hang our pots and pans almost right away and was thrilled with some of them! If you are dealing with a small space or you just want a new way to bring life into your kitchen area, here are 12 Awesome DIY Pot Racks to inspire you. Some of them don’t even require any special skills and many of them use upcycled materials!
12 Awesome DIY Pot Racks
Turn and old garden fence into a rack on your wall to create a space to store pots and other things like Hammers and High Heels did. You’ll have to scroll down about halfway to see it.
If you have $40, you can have a nice Pot Holder Rack like this one from Refunk My Junk.
The DIY Network shows you how to make a DIY Hanging Pot Rack that looks like it would make any kitchen look amazing!
Do you have 15 minutes? Then you have enough time to make this easy Hanging Pot Rack from Cheeky Kitchen.
I love the industrial look of this Easy Hanging Pot Rack with Pipes from snielson via Instructables.
Turn a $10 garden trellis into a pot rack with this Garden Trellis Pot Rack from Tatertots and Jello.
Make a simple pot rack for small spaces with this $38 Pot Rack from Remodelista.
Pot organization doesn’t have to come in rack form, either. You could make your cupboards more organized with this DIY Knock-Off Pot Organization idea from Organizing Homelife.
Pallet Projects are always good and this Pallet Pot Rack on Ana White’s site is really rustic and nice looking.
Have you ever seen those expensive slide out pot racks and wished you could have one? Here is a nice DIY instruction on how to make your own easily and frugally from Tanya Marie Davis via Hometalk!
Use an old wooden screen door to make this DIY Door Pot Rack from Better Homes and Gardens.
Go for the simplest solution and just paint a pegboard to match your kitchen and hang a Pegboard Pot Rack like Design Sponge Did.
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