It’s fall and rather chill outside, sometimes it’s raining. I’m sure that all of you have already taken out your coats and maybe even scarves. Storing them can be a pain as not every hallway has enough space for it. We offer you a whole roundup of DIY coat racks and hooks for every space...
This cool industrial coat rack won’t take much time or materials and looks very original! It’s not typical and great for any modern or industrial hallway. You’ll need just 5 broomsticks and a bag of redi-mix concrete. For this base, 30 pounds (or half of a 60 pound bag) was used. Mix the concrete with...
Where do you hang your coats and maybe handbags? If you want to make a cool coat hanger without wasting much money or applying many skills, you’ll love this tutorial! Got some driftwood? Use it for a coat hanger! Just attach some hooks and voila! Wooden poles can also compose a cool coat hanger –...
Industrial design pieces are gaining popularity and almost every designer wants to shows his or her talent in making such things. Today we offer you to feel a designer yourself and create a copper concrete clothes rack. The supplies are 3 copper pipes, 18mm, 2x 1.25m or 1x 1m, 2 copper pipe fittings, 18mm, concrete...
Are you a person who like natural materials? If so, then don’t hesitate to try this project out. You’ll get a natural looking wooden rusttic coat hanger for your hallway. To make it you’ll need: 3 wooden poles, 10 screws, leather thread, screwdriver, saw and a couple of hooks. Visit emmas blog for full instructions....
Here an amazing idea how you can reuse old stuff in a completely different way than it was used before. You can paint it and use as elements of decor. I want to show you two examples but there are plenty other things that you can make useful again. The first example shows how you...
Display-like coat racks are not only good looking but also quite functional. They display some of your cloth and provide easy access to them. This vintage-looking coat rack is made of black steel pipes and wood. It looks like some of those expensive racks you can find in vintage stores but the project costs only...