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5 Coat Storage Tips When You Don’t Have A Closet
By DARBY STARK
Wall Hooks
With a variety of designs and colors, hooks can be hung at any height and won’t take up floor space. In addition to coats, you can store umbrellas, keys, bags, and hats, but make sure you have a sturdy hook with solid materials to hold all your heavy items.
Peg Rail
A peg rail is a flat board mounted to a wall with pegs to hold your items and sometimes includes a shelf for keys or mail. This sturdy option works in many different rooms including entryways, bathrooms, and kitchens, and you can easily make it a DIY project!
Mudroom Storage Unit
To maximize your space while staying organized, a storage unit typically includes hooks, a bench, and drawers or cubbies. From bags and coats to dog leashes and sports equipment, these units can corral all your items while fitting perfectly into your space.
Coat Tree
As a freestanding rack with many hooks, a coat tree can easily be placed next to the front door or in the hallway. These are great if you own a lot of jackets or frequently entertain guests, and you can choose the perfect design and style to fit your space.
Clothes Rack
If you have a lot of available floor space, clothes racks are affordable, easy to transport, and can even hold a basket or bin underneath them. With a clothes rack, you can see every option of clothing you have and comfortably hang your coats on hangers.