While trying to organize stacks of mail, lists, recipes, and papers, I realized we needed a system to manage these items, and it needed to be functional and tidy.
Thus, to tame our family’s necessary papers, calendars (schedules), mail, menus, grocery lists, keys, and shopping bags, I designed a command center. It is part of our “new” laundry room update.
You can see how we did the entire project HERE.
Finished Wall Organization System
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I searched on Pinterest boards for other family command center ideas to see what great pictures I could find for inspiration.
Laundry Room Command Center before hooks
DIY Home Command Center
Before designing a custom command center for our mudroom/laundry room, I needed to list all items we needed to organize daily, weekly, and monthly.
I no longer need a place for school papers since my youngest child is a senior in college, but I did build a hall tree with cubbies and double coat hooks for organizing and storing backpacks, purses, coats, etc., on the opposite wall.
Command Center Must-Haves
**For your convenience, I have gathered all my organization must-haves HERE.
See the photo of the hall tree below. Learn how to make pillows like these with my DIY envelope pillow covers post.
Mudroom Hall Tree – Storage and Bench
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After designing and installing my command center, we needed a handy place to store tote bags and grocery bags.
I purchased this lovely market tote while on vacation in Seaside, Florida, but I found this similar one online.
The DIY coat hook with tote
Magazine, mail, and file folders wall mounted file folder holders
Grocery list and calendar for planning trips to the store
The grocery list with the paper roll is my favorite find for the command center; moreover, I enjoy every inch of this room.
To-Do List chalkboard is the perfect place to leave a reminder.
I did have a dry erase board before the makeover, and it was so difficult to clean, so I decided to try a DIY chalkboard this time.
Wire bulletin board
The command center keeps the family organized. You can create a command center with items you already have and maybe a few other things to make it unique.
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Kippi
Cecilia
Saturday 1st of January 2022
What a charming office! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
Adam
Thursday 23rd of September 2021
Great advice, in fact, such an organization was useful to me even during the move. The most important thing is to find a good company https://crosscountrymoversllc.com/service/moving-services/ that can help you do everything, but organizational processes are often yours.
Marie - Interior Frugalista
Friday 30th of July 2021
Great wall organization ideas here, Kippi, and it looks so pretty! I really like the industrial coat hook rack that you made.
Rachelle
Thursday 29th of July 2021
Kippi, I love organization anything :) You are being featured in the featured in the next FWF link party. Hugs RR
Marie
Saturday 24th of July 2021
This is the prettiest command center!