Nail polish rack


We have a small counter in our dinning room/kitchen that my wife uses to store art supplies and nail polish etc.  She kept asking me to build a nail polish rack and shelves.  Well this is what I eventually came up with.  I had some scrap plywood and bought some 1x2 boards.  Then just pieced them all together.  
And after everything was put back on the counter this is what it looks like now.

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