Art room furniture is unique in that it is specially designed for art projects and activities. In art class, students are given the opportunity to work with materials such as paint and clay. These types of materials need to be stored differently from your everyday glue and scissors. They also require more space. At Today’s Classroom, you will find a wide variety of art room furniture to ensure your students have everything they need from the start of their project to the final results.
The Perfect Pieces to Furnish Your School’s Art Room
We carry different types of art room and ceramic studio furniture, including:
- Art storage cabinets - Cabinets with drawers for supplies, racks for canvas and paper storage, and steel paint storage cabinets.
- Ceramic drying cabinets - Steel cabinets with holes to allow for even circulation. This dries clay pieces evenly while avoiding cracks and warping.
- Clay carts - Move large pieces of clay and a large number of projects at one time. The wheeling carts provide a smoother transport with fewer accidents.
- Damp-proof cabinets - Keep ceramic and clay projects moist between classes and until the next day with special locking technology
- School art tables - Rectangular or square options provide students with a large workspace, with durable tabletops and adjustable legs
- Sinks - Make clean up a lot faster and keep students in the classroom rather than having to go to the bathroom to wash their hands.
How to Choose the Best Furniture for Your Art Room?
When it’s time to purchase new art room furniture, it’s important to consider:
- The age of your students.
- Elementary students - adjustable tables are a great way to ensure students of all sizes have a comfortable workspace.
- High school students - older students generally have multi-day projects, so furniture like damp-proof cabinets is a great way to ensure they can continue where they left off
- The shape and size of your tables - Art class is a time during the day when students get to share ideas and think creatively. Larger group tables are always a nice way to spark collaboration amongst students.
- The projects - If you plan to use clay, clay carts help transport projects with ease. They also reduce the risk of damage in transport to the kiln (pottery oven).
- The space available - it is important to have everything you need to ensure a smooth art class, but overcrowding can dampen creativity and make the workspace feel cluttered.
Trust our experts at Today’s Classroom to provide you with the best options when it comes to art room furniture. Browse our other collections to ensure you have everything your students need, such as art stools, drying racks, drafting tables, and more!
