12 Ideas That Prove Everyone Needs an IKEA Raskog Cart
Store Pantry Items
Cabinet overflow can be a problem for big families, so tuck your everyday pantry staples into the easy-grab caddies. You can roll the cart to the counter for prep, barely removing food containers from their home.
Corral Cookware
The open design is handy for storing cooking supplies, too — and wheels help make a less-than-functional kitchen layout more manageable.
Stock the Bar
The Raskog comes in a sleek gray hue (and takes spray paint well, too), so it works well as an understated, Mad Men-esque bar cart in the living room.
Create a Craft Corner
Of course, the light blue shade is the perfect base for a cheery craft cart — this one is stocked with a bevy of crochet supplies.
Try a Sewing Station
We can't all have rooms devoted to our hobbies, but the cute cart turns any corner into a place to sew. Feeling hack-y? Flip the top bin to ensure a flat, steady surface for your machine.
Manage Your Makeup Stash
This clever blogger used the cart to categorize her beauty routine — and even doctored the side with a bin for her hot tools.
Keep Extras in the Bathroom
The tidy bins keep additional towels and toilet paper within easy reach.
Store Baby Clothes
For moms who need to get baby dressed and out the door fast (read: all of them), the Raskog's no-drawer style and wheels are like an extra helping hand.
Plan a Lunch Station
Since lunch bins, food containers, and extra on-the-go supplies never seem to have a rightful home in your permanent cabinets, dedicate a cart to the items instead.
Style an Accent Table
Painted a cheery yellow, the cart brightens a living room corner — and is just waiting to stash your remote control, too.
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Display Pretty Plants
The Raskog is stylish, but still decidedly utilitarian, which makes it the perfect place to both pot and show off a collection of succulents.
Fill a Roaming Library
To keep story time spontaneous (but ensure books won't clutter every free corner of your house), file your kids' favorite reads in the deep bins.
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