Create this minimal scandi peg rack in just 12 steps
I’ve been trying to work out how to cover the fuse box we have in the middle of the wall in our hallway since we moved in. Who knows why the developers didn’t put it somewhere more discrete, but it is what it is, and I knew I had to work with it. After seeing so many peg racks or rails around, I got thinking about how it could be the perfect way to add texture and storage to the hallway whilst giving us a way of hiding the box without the stereotypical fuse box cover. I couldn’t quite find exactly what I was looking for though, and it seemed a waste to buy something to then change it, so I decided to have a go at making my own minimal peg rack from start to finish. I didn’t want it to stand out too much, it was important to me that it was the same colour as the walls and the pegs weren’t too big or bulky. I’m really pleased with how it turned out, and it’s proving so handy for hanging those extra coats and jackets when we have guests over. Keep reading to find out what I used and how I did it…