Each family member gets a woven storage basket and a trio of Shaker-style pegs. Two sizes of wooden brackets support the long shelves. The top set, turned upside down, forms cubicles for the baskets; the larger bottom set frames four poplar boards fitted with the pegs.

Tools and Materials
Five 11-inch Ikea Valter Brackets (for the top)
2 1/2-inch No. 8 drywall screws
Drill
Four 16-inch 1-by-10s
Construction adhesive
Hammer
6D nails
5-foot-10-inch-long poplar or pine 1-by-10
1-inch No. 8 wood screws
Wood glue
1 1/2-inch brads
One 5-foot-11-inch-long piece of 5/8-inch half-round molding
Two 9 1/2-inch pieces of 5/8-inch half-round molding
Five 7-inch Ikea Valter Brackets (for the bottom)
Two 5-foot-11 1/2-inch-long poplar or pine 1-by-2s
Two 9 1/4-inch-long poplar or pine 1-by-2s
6-foot-2-inch-long poplar or pine 1-by-12
One 6-foot-3/8-inch piece of 5/8-inch half-round molding
Two 9 5/8-inch pieces of 5/8-inch half-round molding
One 6-foot-3/8-inch piece of 5/8-inch quarter-round molding
Two 9-inch pieces 5/8-inch quarter-round molding
Twelve 3-inch wooden pegs
Sandpaper
Primer
Paint

Basket Rack How-To
1. Mount the 11-inch brackets on the wall 16 inches apart using 2 1/2-inch No. 8 drywall screws (if the wall studs are not 16 inches apart, use an anchor appropriate for the wall). Using a 1/2-inch drill bit, drill three evenly spaced holes in each of the 16-inch 1-by-10s, for the pegs. Use construction adhesive and nails to attach the 1-by-10s to the wall in between the brackets.

2. Place the 5-foot-10-inch-long 1-by-10 on top of the brackets, and secure with 1-inch No. 8 wood screws (2 per bracket). Using wood glue and 1 1/2-inch brads, attach the half-round moldings to the 1-by-10. Use the 5-foot-11-inch half-round for the front and the 9 1/2-inch pieces for the sides (mitering the front corners).

3. Place each 7-inch bracket on its long side and backward on top of the 1-by-10, so the brackets are aligned from the front and sides with the 11-inch brackets (as shown). Attach with 1-inch No. 8 wood screws.

4. Attach a 5-foot-11 1/2-inch 1-by-2 to the wall using 2 1/2-inch No. 8 drywall screws every 16 inches (if the wall studs are not 16 inches apart, use an appropriate anchor for the wall) so the top is aligned with the top of the bracket. Attach the other long 1-by-2 to the front of the top brackets at the front of the unit, and attach the 9 1/4-inch 1-by-2s to the sides to hide the ends.

5. Place the 6-foot-2-inch 1-by-12 board on top of the 1-by-2s, and attach using 1-inch No. 8 wood screws. Using wood glue and 1 1/2-inch brads, attach half-round moldings to the 1-by-12. Use the 6-foot-3/8-inch half round on the long side and the 9 5/8-inch for the sides (mitering the front corners).

6. Wrap the seam where the 1-by-2s are attached to the top board with the quarter-round molding using wood glue and 1 1/2-inch brads. Attach pegs with wood glue. Fill any holes; sand surfaces, and prime and paint.