Bang Bang Pegboard

Bang Bang Pegboard is a new home organizing solution. It´s modular, so you can set up and personalize it the way you wish, it´s made from plywood canvas, so you get that organic feel and texture that´s a classic in home decor and it will look good with any style. It´s also designed to best fit your organization needs, so you can fit it with regular shelves or simple hanging pegs. It´s a kiwi product, directly from New Zealand and available to the rest of the world, its design was inspired by the battleships game, with all the little holes that represent that game board and the pegs as the shots fired that hit your opponents ships. Customize as you want, display what you need, organize as you wish.

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