Art Table For Kids With Storage

Art Table for Kids With Storage and Paper Roll

What We Like: The attached paper roll

What We Don't Like: Tiny backrest

Not So Good For: Kids older than seven

Perfect For: Kids who like to sketch and draw

This kids' art table comes with shelves with canvas storage bins and built-in pockets to hold markers, brushes, scissors, and glue. The roll of paper slides onto the table, giving your child a place to doodle and sketch whatever comes to mind.

The two chairs that come with this art table have a 200-pound weight capacity making them good for heavy children and lower-weight adults. Its espresso and natural wood tones are stylish and blend well with a handful of styles, and the rounded corners prevent children from getting hurt.

Art Table With High Back Chairs

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What We Like: High backs on the chairs

What We Don't Like: Open storage can look cluttered

Not So Good For: Organized storage of small items

Perfect For: Kids who like to see all their art supplies

The table and chairs are painted blue and red and have a star cut-out on the chair backs and table for a playful touch. It comes with four bins, two red and two blue, that sit at an angle to reach art supplies with ease.

The high-back chairs offer more comfort than backless chairs and are great for kids who enjoy crafting for long durations. Because the bins can be accessed from both sides of the table, it's best to place this art table in the center of the room.

Low Kids Art Table With Drawers

What We Like: Clean storage with hideaway drawers

What We Don't Like: It doesn't come with chairs

Not So Good For: Kids older than eight

Perfect For: Accessing from all sides of the table

Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, this art desk is made of solid oak wood and MDF and painted a clean white and natural tone. The four wooden bin drawers slide in and out to hold arts and crafts and hide them from plain sight for an uncluttered appeal.

Four kids ages three through eight can sit on the floor or kneel around the table. This art table doesn't have chairs; however, you can buy colorful pouf or bean bag chairs instead. These types of chairs are more fun and comfortable for kids, and they let you get creative with matching colors to your home walls.

Plastic Art Desk for Kids

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What We Like: Durable and easy to clean

What We Don't Like: Hard to blend in with adult décor

Not So Good For: Multiple children

Perfect For: Mass organizing small and large art supplies

Perfect for one child, this art desk has molded-in pockets and a hinged dry-erase writing surface that wipes clean and opens to the storage area. The multi-colors are hard to blend in with decor styles, though kids love the many colors on this art table. Its polyethylene plastic build ensures years of future use. 

The art desk has a light under the raised shelf to illuminate the workspace for nighttime artists. Place big picture books in the bottom pockets, organize art tools on the divided shelf, and hide important things under the hinged top.

Art Desk With Optional Hutch

What We Like: Modern design

What We Don't Like: Takes up a lot of room

Not So Good For: Hidden storage and small supplies

Perfect For: Pre-teens to use

This art desk with storage works for left or right-handers and is great for children ages five through twelve. It comes with seven shelves and a hutch, and its wood hues of blonde oak, dove gray, and white, blend seamlessly into modern home styles.

Line the top thin shelf with succulent plants, picture frames, and display past art projects. This art table is minimalistic but bulky, so it won't fit well in small bedrooms and craft rooms. Its finished back allows it to be arranged in any manner in a room, set against a wall, or with space on each side.