Shaker Style
Industrial Strength
For an industrial vibe, look to Pottery Barn’s Blacksmith wall-mounted bar with movable hooks, which allow for easy customization. $89 from Pottery Barn.
Farm Favorite
An iron rake hook adds lots of farmhouse character while corralling hats, coats, and dog leashes. At only 15” wide, it’s great for small spaces and smaller accessories. $24 from Terrain.
Modern Multitasker
Kay + Stemmer’s all-in-one unit has everything you need—five large hooks for coats and such, three smaller hooks for keys and smaller items, and a built-in ledge for anything else you might wish to unload. $260 from The Future Perfect.
Outside the Box
Sometimes the pre-made sizes just won’t cut it. Muuto’s set of five individually sized "hooks", or dots, enables you to set your own storage configuration while adding a little decorative whimsy. $189 from Scandinavian Grace.
Branch Out
Driftwood reclaimed from New York State beaches is sanded, stained, and shellacked to make Kiel Mead’s hooks. Each piece is unique and measures between 8" and 12" high. $25 each from Kiel Mead.
Accordion
Old-timey accordion wall racks with a twist, this Lostine coat rack comes in a couple of different sizes and stretches to fit your space. A three-ring version is $324 at Lou Lou’s Decor (also available in single-, double-, and quadruple-ring versions)
Handmade (Looking)
You can get the DIY aesthetic—and skip the DIY project—with Anthropologie’s reclaimed wood hook rack. Its hooks are purposely mismatched to add character. $88 from Anthropologie.
Interactive
The Timberly peg storage hall rack by Rich Brilliant Willing is both game and organization center. Outfitted with a series of holes, the various pegs can be moved to fit your accessories. $240 from The Future Perfect.
Cubby Row
The Wright’s Peak wall storage unit offers hooks for coats and a convenient row of cubbies in one compact piece. Wire construction means you won't lose pairs of errant gloves; everything is on beautiful display. $195 from Sundance Catalog.
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