Thanks Karen! The lawnmower didn’t make it into the picture, but we ended up storing it on the right side just inside the garage door, along with other lawn and garden supplies

Thanks Patti! I used a paint brush for each, loaded very minimally with paint. Several very light coats left no brush strokes and meant there was no excess paint to drip through the holes! For the light, I would have preferred to take it down and spray paint it, but the cord ran behind the pegboard which I was also trying not to have to take down 🙂 The pegboard could also be spray painted though, which would speed up the process. It was just easier for me to paint everything in place since it was all already installed!

Thanks so much Kimberly! I’m so glad I finally tackled it – it’s such a nice feeling to walk into an organized space now that’s wide open for new projects!

That one sounds familiar… If that’s the one I’m thinking of, I remember always being inspired to put things in order afterwards! I’ll have to dig it up at my parents’ house next time I’m over there!

Thank you, Karrie! It was such an easy way to dress-up a pretty boring door!

I do feel like such a grownup now, haha! Speaking of the snowball effect – halfway through working on our garage, I noticed our neighbor across the street began working on organizing his! Woohoo!

Thank you so much! Before I avoided opening the door at all costs (something was likely to fall on me!) – it’s the little things, like being able to enter your garage without fearing for your life, right? 😉