Easy Toy Storage Ideas

Help corral wayward toys by repurposing a few home organizational pieces you might already have on hand.

Take a look at these accessories you may already have in your home that could play a second act as a helpful toy organizer.

here we round up some ideas of Easy Toy Storage swaps.

- Old Bathroom Vanity
This over-the-toilet vanity was up for grabs for just a few dollars at my local thrift store. After a good scrub, several coats of fresh spray paint, and a set of new hardware, this vanity was turned upside down to become a toddler-sized cabinet.

- Wine Shipping Crate
A sturdy wine shipping crate just needs holes drilled in either side to become a useful holder for toys, especially those that are larger or taller in size.

- Vintage Tins and Bowls
The next time you stop by a neighbor’s garage sale, keep an eye out for bargain-priced tins or bowls. This enamel tin isn’t in pristine condition any more for those who enjoy collecting pieces like this, but it still serves as a great way to store small handheld toys that even grown-ups don’t mind reaching for when set out on a coffee table.

- Office Baskets
These baskets, available in a variety of sizes, are perfect for keeping toys together as they can stack on top of each other. Featuring handles instead of lids, they’re great to have on hand when clean-up time has arrived - simply toss the items into a designated color and the toys are up off the floor in minutes.

- Craft Supply Sorters
For the LEGO lovers in your home, small compartmentalized boxes, like these often used for sorting beads, are a lifesaver when trying to keep small accessories from getting lost in bigger LEGO brick piles.

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