Washi Tape Storage Rack

Washi tape is one of the easiest crafting supplies to collect. A roll here, a set there, a few more because the colors were too good to pass up. Before long there is a drawer full of rolls, and the drawer hides half of them. The one you want is always at the bottom, and the collection that should inspire you sits unseen.

The Washi Tape Storage Rack brings the whole collection into view. Rolls slide onto a roller bar and line up in wooden tiers, so every color is visible at a glance. The right roll becomes a quick grab, and the collection turns into a small display on the desk.

What makes the tape rack stand out

The roller bar is the first advantage. Rolls slide onto the bar, which is 11.22 inches long, and turn as tape is pulled off. You can tear a length straight from the rack without lifting the roll out, which makes crafting quicker.

The tiers are the second. Lining rolls up in tiers keeps them in view instead of loose in a drawer, which is the whole reason a collection gets used. The tiers also hold sticker sheets and small craft supplies.

The size choice is the third. The rack comes with two, three, four or five tiers. A small collection suits two or three, while a large one fits better on four or five. One taller rack takes less desk space than two short ones.

Finally, it is wood, in a cheerful yellow finish. It looks warm and handmade, which suits a craft desk, and the tone varies slightly between batches.

Where it looks best, room by room

• Craft rooms. Tape and stickers in view on the work table.
• Home offices. Planner supplies beside the desk.
• Kids' rooms. Craft materials kept tidy and easy to reach.
• Classrooms. Shared supplies on a teacher's desk.
• Studios. Packaging tape and labels for a small shop.

The yellow wood finish brings a bright, happy note to a craft corner, and it pairs well with pastel supplies, pegboards and baskets.

For planner and journal lovers, the rack keeps tape, stickers and small stamps in one place, ready for a creative session.

In a small business, the rack holds packaging tape and labels for shipping orders, so they are always at hand.

Sorted by color, the rolls make a small rainbow on the desk that is as pleasing to look at as it is useful.

Choosing the size and placement

The listed size is 12.40 inches wide and 5.70 inches tall, with a roller bar 11.22 inches long. The rack comes with two to five tiers, so check the product photos for the tier count you choose, and measure the desk space where it will sit.

A few tips help it work its best:

• Slide rolls onto the bar so they turn freely.
• Sort rolls by color or theme.
• Use the tiers for sticker sheets and small supplies.
• Set it on a level surface within easy reach.

Choose more tiers if the collection is already large. Adding a second rack later takes more desk space than one taller rack, so it is worth planning ahead.

Care is simple. Wipe the rack with a soft, dry cloth, and keep it away from moisture and direct sunlight, which helps the wood keep its finish.

Nothing is powered and nothing fixes to the wall, so the rack can move to wherever you craft, from the desk to the kitchen table.

Keep a pair of scissors and a small tray beside the rack, so everything you need for a session is in one spot.

Crafters who run a small shop can also use the rack for sample rolls, so the colors show clearly in photos and videos.

Keeping tape in view also helps you use what you own before buying more, since every roll is visible at a glance.

For a shared craft table, the rack keeps supplies in one place, so everyone knows where to find tape and where to put it back.

A quick tidy at the end of each session, sliding rolls back onto the bar, keeps the rack looking good.

Pairing it with other pieces

A tape rack looks best as part of an organized craft corner. A pegboard for tools, a jar of pens and a basket for paper keep everything together. A bright desk lamp makes detailed work easier.

Browse the display racks collection for more organizers, or the table lamps collection for a lamp to light your craft desk.

A small plant or a framed print above the desk adds a finishing touch and makes the corner a place you want to sit and create.

Sorting rolls by width as well as color makes it quicker to find a thin accent tape or a wide background roll when a project needs one.

Is the washi tape rack right for your space?

This rack is a strong fit if you:

• Own a growing collection of washi tape.
• Want every roll visible at a glance.
• Like tearing tape straight from a roller bar.
• Enjoy a bright, handmade look on the desk.

It may not be the right choice if you need closed storage for supplies or have very little desk space. A drawer organizer will suit those better.

Every order ships free across the US and most arrive in 6 to 9 business days. Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery, and questions about tier counts are answered at info@norafurnish.com.