Read the sequence from the top before cutting, painting, or moving pieces.
So many device cords! Try one of these Handmade charging station options to keep all your cords organized and devices charged.
More help for devices: Installing a Wi-Fi Thermostat, 10-Minute install of a USB outlet, and Handmade tablet stand for the kitchen.
25 Handmade Charging Stations
1) Put your collection of scrap wood to good use with this quick and straightforward Handmade charging station project. You could use a bigger piece of wood to charge more than one device at a time (Bekob).
2) Turn a wooden organizer or letter sorter into a Handmade charging station for all of your devices (Driven By Decor).
3) Use old pallet wood (or any reclaimed wood) to create a rustic Handmade charging station (Bekob)
4) If you love wine, add some character and function to your home with a wine crate that doubles as décor and a hidden Handmade charging station (eHow).
5) Make a unique Handmade charging station with a couple of books! Grab a couple of nice-looking books from a thrift store and you’re going to want a new Xact-o knife! (Tastemade).
6) A direct bread box can be turned into an adorable charging station in the kitchen (Four Generations One Roof).
7) With some pretty decorative paper and a little crafting, you can turn a shoe box into a cute Handmade charging system for the whole family to use (One Good Thing).
8) Turn a picture frame into a charging station and tablet holder with the help of some wood trim, a little chalk paint, and a whole lot of cleverness (The Handmade Mommy).
9) With some paint and stain, a thrift find was turned into a chic charging station (The Handmade Playbook). This desk organizer would be well fitted!
10) Keep all of your phones and devices off the kitchen counter by adding a hollow ledge shelf to your backsplash (Bibbidi Bobbidi striking).
11) A magazine rack, turned on a side, makes for a handy Handmade charging station that is the well fitted size for iPads and other tablets (100 Things 2 Do).
12) A vintage-looking shelf with dividers would be a great “dock” for all of your family’s devices and have some room left over for guests, too (An Inviting Home).
13) If you’re handy with tools and you enjoy woodworking, try this Handmade wood charging station that will give you the space you need for all of your phones and tablets (Lil’ Luna).
14) Free up a junk drawer and add an electrical multi-outlet strip at the back of the drawer to create a hidden charging station (Atticmag). Use our utensil drawer organizer walkthrough to build your own wooden organizer. Drill the hole and cut the slit as seen at the back of each compartment.
15) Add a “technology cabinet” to your mudroom and install an outlet on the bottom shelf (A Bowl Full Of Lemons).
16) Sew a couple of fabric pouches, perhaps one for each person, with a go-to fabric and include pockets for electronic devices (Home Storage Solutions 101). Great for kids!
17) Cut out a hole in the back of a cabinet and add a multi-outlet plug to create a charging station with plenty of space (Wayfair).
18) look at this Handmade charging Station + wall shelf with hidden storage. Plans and walkthrough by Engineer Your Space
19) Turn a woven basket into a compact charging station (and tiny nightstand) by mounting it on the wall and adding a shelf (Jenna Sue Design).
20) Use stacking letter trays to hold all of your charging devices, from smaller phones to larger tablets (So Love That, blog no longer available).
21) Add a thin wood strip to a decorative box with a hinged lid to make a vivid charging station that you’ll be proud to display (Centsational Girl).
22) This tiny drawer, painted in a fun color, is turned into the well fitted charging station for a teen’s room (Tatertots & Jello).
23) This brilliantly direct charging station uses an IKEA Fintorp rail and basket to put your charger and decor right where you need them (via Hometalk).
24) Since electronic devices are the most useful tools of our day, it only makes sense to charge them in an antique tool box (Midwest Living).
25) If you have a silverware caddy that you never use, you can easily re-purpose it as a charging station (Tatertots and Jello).
26) Cut slots in the back of a wooden tray and add decorative paper to create a cute and straightforward Handmade charging station (A Smith of All Trades). Handmade your own tray with our wooden tray building walkthrough.
See our collection of vintage maps to print a liner for your tray.
So many options! Which one will you make?
More great options to organize and decorate in your home:
- Entryway Storage Ikea method
- Ways to store DVDs
- 95 ways to hide or decorate around the television and electronics
- 45 ways to display photos and art
- 25 clever kitchen storage options
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Originally published 12.18.2015 // Updated 01.29.2021
