Not Your Average Pegboard

Supplies Needed:

• Paint

• Painters Tape

• Paintbrush

• Stencils (optional)

The sky is the limit when it comes to a custom style for your pegboard. Choose a color palette, use a stencil, or just stick with a single solid design. No matter what you choose to do, your pegboard will be a great focal (and organizational) point in your garage or shed.

Begin your project by laying out your pegboard on a flat surface. It’s easiest to paint the pegboard when it’s not on the wall. Once you’ve got your pegboard laid out, start taping or stenciling your design. If you need a little inspiration for stenciling patterns check out this Pinterest Page filled with great ideas. For our pegboard, we chose to tape off diagonal lines at varying widths.

Completed Design Using Varying Widths of Painters Tape

We used three different paint colors that were pulled from our new PPG/Tuff Shed colors – two shades of blue (Lake Front and Goblin) and one shade of brown (Ground Coffee).