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NEW DESIGN! The 2.0 is a beefed-up and tricked-out version of the original. RFID locks, auto lifting door, solid wood design.

Most coat racks have one job and barely manage it. They accumulate coats, yes, but also that one bag you keep meaning to put away, the umbrella you forgot about, and eventually the kind of low-level ...

Coat racks are designed to be covered. Designers refine sculptural hooks and stands that look great in catalogs, but the moment you hang coats and bags, they disappear under fabric. No matter how ...

Finding a coat stand that can handle real life is trickier than you’d think. Too lightweight and it topples the second you add a damp winter coat; too bulky and it eats into the precious floor space ...

“Coat racks are there to serve a purpose and can’t be purely decorative, so they must hold enough coats and be sturdy enough to bear their weight,” says Saskia Howard, co-founder of Howark Design. In ...

Here’s a beautiful take on biomimicry and functional wall art: Michael Meredith’s modular coat rack, Ivy. Using Y shaped components and 4 different connectors, Ivy will “grow” all over your walls to ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While traditional coat racks give you a place to put jackets upon entry into your home, they are outdated, bulky, and can add to a cluttered ...