Collection: Coat racks

Buy a designer coat rack for any hallway

The right coat rack depends on what you're hanging and how much space you have. A family with children wants something different than a two-person household, and a narrow hallway requires a different solution than a spacious entrance. At Pogo-designshop, you'll find coat racks for each of these situations — usually in black or white, sometimes with wooden details, always designed to stand firmly or be securely mounted to the wall.

Freestanding coat rack for the hallway

A freestanding coat rack is the logical choice if you don't have wall space or prefer not to drill into a tiled wall. Models range from sleek and compact for a corner to spacious with multiple arms for a whole family. Yamazaki makes coat racks in sleek steel or with natural wood, while Steelful goes a step further with solid, sculptural-looking designer coat racks. A freestanding coat rack stands without mounting — handy in a rented house.

Wall-mounted coat rack for narrow spaces

For a small hallway or an entrance without space for a freestanding model, a wall-mounted coat rack is the right choice. The wall-mounted coat racks at Pogo-designshop protrude only a few centimeters, keeping the passage clear. Available in a horizontal version with multiple hooks side-by-side or vertically for those who prefer to work upwards. Fits in almost any type of entrance, even behind the front door or along a stairwell.

Children's coat rack at the right height

A children's coat rack places coats, hats, and scarves at a height suitable for children's hands. The idea is simple: if children can reach it themselves, the coat is more likely to end up in the right place than on the floor. The Yamazaki children's coat rack has a low steel frame with a wooden panel that serves as a bench or storage compartment — handy for shoes and gym bags. Stylish enough to last for years, even as the children grow older.

How sturdy is a designer coat rack from Yamazaki or Steelful?
Both brands use a heavy, wide base that ensures the coat rack remains stable, even with a row of full winter coats. For extra security, you can place the coat rack in a corner — two walls will absorb any sideways movement. A good designer coat rack is made to last for years without the risk of tipping over.