A little while ago, we wrote a post about inspiring freestanding entryway racks from Asia and Europe, which we're following up now with some options a little closer to home. The pieces above combine a clothing rack with a spot for your shoes, and many of them have casters so you can wheel them around...
FIRST ROW
• 1 Mobile Three-Shelf Garment Rack from Crate & Barrel, $80
• 2 Supreme Garment Rack from Target, $70
• 3 Tjusig Rack from IKEA, $100
• 4 Bamboo Garment Rack from the Container Store, $130
• 5 19th Century Chinese Clothing Rack from Tansu Design, $1,250
SECOND ROW
• 6 Eina Wardrobe from IKEA, $100
• 7 InterMetro Garment Rack from the Container Store, $165 - $177
• 8 Bamboo Garment Rack from Storables, $80
• 9 Rubbermaid MN200 Garment Rack with Bottom Shelf, $60
• 10 Mobile Garment Rack from Stacks & Stacks, $80
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Comments (2)
These are great for someone who doesn't have a closet or needs extra clothes storage in a spare room. They would also come in handy in a big enough laundry room.
I had one almost identical to the one in the first picture that was formerly used in one of the bedrooms that didn't have a closet. When my son moved out I repurposed it and now use it in my laundry room. I use the top for all the soaps and other chemicals used for washing /removing particular stains. The rack is also great for hanging up clothes to keep them wrinkle free and to save energy by not using the dryer as much. I use the bottom for two deep, square laundry baskets so that I can sort the wash into darks and lights.