DIY Cat Storage Artwork Cosmetic Collection Pen Pencil Holder Organizer Desk Sorter Green...

Cute design but only held together by small rubber bands so it is very wobbly & not real sturdy. Might help to use a bit of wood glue in between some panels.

Such a cute organizer! It looks small but holds quite a bit. I ordered the pink which is a lot more of a red-pink than in the photo, but still pink nonetheless. My package came with only the wood pieces and bands and had no instructions, but it was very easy to figure out how to put together. It was sturdy enough with out the bands, but the front piece with the face was a bit loose so I had to use the bands for extra hold. Overall it's cute, easy to assemble and totally worth the money, but should probably remain in one spot!

I take this to work as my "amusement" organizer (as opposed to the actual one that holds the paperclips and stuff that belongs to my company). It's held up so far through several trips to work and back and holds a decent amount of desk-type items (mine currently has hand sanitizer, my Christmas present Aveda body spray and hand lotion, a few pens including a lipstick pen I got off here, a tin of Green Goo arnica salve, my business cards, and the crocheted mouse I got at a local pop-up cat cafe event)., It definitely amused at least one cat lady client, so that's worth the money right there imo. It actually does pretty much look about as much like wood as an item of this nature can, too. The directions aren't ENTIRELY clear, but I'm not great at putting things together and I managed it. You WILL need those rubber bands it comes with (they'll look like little white rings) to keep it together, however, so be careful not to lose them all during unpacking.

I bought this with the intention of organizing my makeup. I don't really care for the acrylic makeup organizers; I don't think they're very nice to look at. This is super cute, and though it is small it holds a good bit of stuff. This isn't all of my makeup but it is what I use daily, excluding large palettes. It was fairly straightforward and easy to assemble, though there was some very minor chipping around the slots since the pieces had to be jammed tight in order for it to stay put. It came with these clear chunky rubber bands that were meant to be put over the ends of the pegs for added support and they seem to help, no glue needed. I've moved it around a bit and it hasn't fallen apart. Update: now that I've had it a while it seems like one of the rubber bands has snapped but it hasn't fallen apart and still works very well. Some glue or if I could find more chunky bands would fix it, but it's not a priority.