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These days, there’s a holiday for everything. You’ve got Hug Your Cat Day on June 4, World Smile Day on October 1, and National Brownie Day on December 8. Heck, there’s even a holiday dedicated to a great American tradition: the garage sale.

Sometimes, making the long trek to the mountains, lake, or desert to enjoy a good outdoor hobby can be enough for anyone to call it quits before even getting started.

If you’re like many homeowners, you rarely hang out in your garage. Instead, you dash in and out only when necessary, giving unwanted critters the side-eye along the way.

Storing climbing gear in the garage can quickly turn into a tangled web that feels impossible to organize. And when your storage situation gets really out of hand, you’re less likely to be getting out on those climbing adventures you had your heart set on in the first place.

If there’s one thing we know for certain, it’s that the RV life is the good life. Hitting the open road and knowing you’ve got all the comforts of home—ahhhhh, you can’t beat it. Naturally then, you want to do whatever it takes to keep your RV in great shape for as long as possible.

The garage is your territory. Whether you retreat there to fire up the power tools, jam on the drums, or tinker under the hood of your hot rod, it’s a place you want to be.

Whether you’re into tinkering under the hood of your car, building furniture, DIY projects, or anything else that requires a power tool, the facts are pretty straight-forward: Men who work with their hands need a home garage workbench.

Let’s face it: Sometimes there’s just nowhere to turn when you want to escape the chaos of everyday life. Whether you want a place of refuge from your partner’s reality TV shows, your kids’ squeals, or the dog’s whimpering, a man cave is almost always the most brilliant use of space for any garage.

Your secret’s out: You were basically always born to be a rock star, and now it’s time to make your dream happen. After all, you only live once, and these days, anyone can be anything with the help of YouTube and a great internet connection.

You’re a full-grown adult, and if life has taught you anything so far, it’s to make like a Boy Scout and always be prepared. Sure, that includes having a roommate call mid-date to get you out of a sketchy situation, but it also means having adequate food storage.

When it comes down to it, the modern world is pretty incredible. You can go to bed at home, wake up, speed through the air in a giant metal tube, and land in paradise just a few hours later.

You’re rugged and adventurous. You’ve hiked everywhere from Half Dome to Denali. You’re the person everybody turns to when they want to borrow a tent or a water purifier or the world’s most effective raincoat. But when it comes to storing all that gear? Well, you could use some help.

In theory, a mudroom is an amazing invention: A place to kick off your dusty shoes, store your coats and bags, hose down the dog after a rainy-day romp, and quickly stash away your messes when the guests show up.

Reclaim that garage and turn it into Hobby Central: the beloved spot you go to workout, paint, or heck—even brew your own beer. It’s the modern world. With YouTube and a great garage, anything is possible.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! That’s right—it’s time to tackle basement organizing. Don’t share our enthusiasm? Maybe we can help. Our basement organization ideas will turn this dreaded task into a satisfying project that will actually enhance your life for the better.

In a world where we seem to spend more of our time online than not, there are few things more satisfying than a little hands-on crafting. You get to let your creative juices flow, set your cares aside, and create something cool out of nothing.

Maybe you’ve just bought your first home or you think it’s high time to take adulting to the next level. Either way, you’re ready to get serious about building your own tool kit and home garage workshop. Where do you begin? Don’t stress—check out our ultimate list of what every home workshop needs.

Clutter, clutter, everywhere, and not an inch of space to breath. If you feel like all your piles of books, toys, and knickknacks are scheming and plotting against you, things have gone TOO far. Yes—it’s time to declutter.

Here are seven winter gear storage ideas to help you remove clutter and make the most of your space.

Learn how to make a yoga studio at home in your garage and still have space for parking your car. Get beautiful storage from Flow Wall for all your yoga gear.