MEEDEN Art Supplies Cart, Walnut 3-Tier Multifunctional Art Storage Cart Organizer, Solid Beech Wood Studio Cart Art Taboret with Caster Wheels, Rolling Utility Cart Organizer for Artist

This is a GREAT cart and fit all my art supplies, which I've been collecting for years and were scattered in various closets. I like having everything in one place now so I don't have to hunt for items when I need them. Although my husband's help made assembly easier, it was really pretty simple to put together and I could have done it myself. The cart is very stable, rolls smoothly, and holds a ton of stuff. It comes with the brush wash bucket that you could use for pencils if you draw rather than paint. I bought a little rotating organizer that I put on the top shelf to hold all my pencils, erasers, etc.

Sturdy, solid wood, great quality

The quality and ease of this cart make it worth the money. It rolls easily and smoothly not to jostle or spill paint, as well as locks in place when needed. It is perfect storage for my small studio- sturdy, compact and high quality.

Nice sturdy cart. Easy to assemble. Minus one star because *for the money* I really wish the casters matched my Meeden easel.

Sturdy, made well, looks nice.

Perfect for my art supplies. Husband put it together quickly and he was impressed at how sturdy it is. The locking wheels are a plus!

This cart fits a LOT of stuff! I keep my studio cleaning supplies on the bottom and actual painting tools on the other 2 shelves. The shelf edges are also wide and long enough to do some "mods"- for example I outfitted mine with a couple of adhesive magnetic knife holders for my palette knives, an adhesive towel bar for a tape rack, and tons of S hooks to hang brushes and stuff. My studio is really small and storage is scant so having everything within reach without having to go around over and in between wet paintings has been a lifesaver. The only real criticisms I have are: 1. That the water cup hole in the top doesn't fit a 2 layer cup (or any larger rinse cups) which is tough because I work large scale and so is basically a useless feature- I put a gallon bucket over the hole. And 2. The handles pop off if you need to lift it up (think moving from one room to another with slightly different floor heights or doorway trim). I bounce between flat painting on a table and upright on the easel and I have a DIY tile mat under my easel that doesn't have a beveled edge- so when I want to move it between the two it can be kind of a pain- but not like, a deal breaker in any way obviously.

This is a well crafted piece of furniture. Holds so many art supplies. I keep my palette on the top and various art supplies on the lower shelves. Easy to assemble, excellent quality