With organization still on my mind, I wanted to round up some cork bulletin boards that were modern looking and very DIY friendly. Cork is a great material because it absorbs sound and adds warmth to a room, plus it's a natural material that won't give off any weird toxins in your home. And much like a fridge, it's a great place to collect mementos, reminders and inspiration. Jump below for some projects and inspiration:

We saw this home office with an entire wall covered in cork in last year's Dwell Home Tours and were smitten. It added warmth to the room and instead of looking cluttered, it seemed to organize a lot of inspiration and memories in a tidy way. Get the look yourself by buying cork in a roll and using finishing nails in each corner to affix it (You might add some doublesided tape strategically to keep it in place too). Make sure the cork you get is thick enough so that you aren't poking through to the wall every time you add something.
These panels are perfect and modern and could be used for large scale posters or for reminders and family mementos. We found the image on the contemporist and think the panels might actually be particle board, but using cork the final look would be very much the same.
This Gold Patterned Cork Wall was featured in the LA Times, but you could do it yourself with a roll of cork and a stencil.
This bulletin board system is made up of those Ikea Cork Trivets that come in packs of three. Use some strong doublesided tape and you're good to go. Image via Design Sponge
This image is a great reminder that you can pair a bulletin board with a charging station for a small space organized office. If you don't feel up to the task, this Charging Bulletin Board from JC Penny is on sale for $179.
Bulletin Board How To's:
How To: Orgaize a Bulletin Board
How To: Make Cork Lamp
How To: Make a Shuttered Bulletin Board
How To: Create Space Saving Table and Bulletin Board

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Never thought of using the cork trivets from Ikea. Love the idea. I think I'll do it!
I did this before in a very simplistic, paint-ruining sense when I was in high school, and here is the result:
http://www.43things.com/entries/view/2304517
I really like the painted cork, it sounds awful, but the execution is beautiful.
Put cork inside a cupboard door for an unobtrusive place for take-out menus and the like.
This is awesome. If we didn't rent I would definitely make our office walls cork.
http://embritadesign.blogspot.com
Heed this warning: I did a month ago and bought some inexpensive 12x12 cork tiles. Beware - the double sided adhesive pads that come with tiles adhere to the wall, but not the cork. All the tiles fell off the wall and a corner of each of the tiles broke off upon hitting the desk underneath. Then, after sticking at least 8 pads to the back of each tile (good thing I made an error and bought too many tiles) - they all fell off again, most breaking!!! Out of 12 tiles, 6 are on the wall and 1 is still usable.
I bought my own double sided tape and now the cork wall looks great!!!
I did this intending it to be a dart board wall protector - turned out too beautiful and now hangs in the dining room:
http://projectrowhouse.blogspot.com/2010/04/cork.html