Collection: Storage racks

Buy Yamazaki storage racks for every nook and cranny in your home

A good storage rack solves an annoyance you didn't even know you had. The bicycle helmet that was always lying around, the shoes that were piled up in the hallway, the laundry that had nowhere to hang. Yamazaki makes storage racks for precisely this kind of everyday clutter — minimalist in metal or metal-wood, often space-saving through clever design. At Pogo-designshop, you'll find models for the entrance, bedroom, bathroom, and utility room.

Shoe rack for the hallway

For the hallway, a shoe rack is often the most sought-after storage item. The Yamazaki models range from slim against the wall to extendable — handy if you don't yet know how many shoes will eventually need to fit. Some have a wooden seating plank on top, so you can easily tie your shoelaces before heading out the door. Capacity ranges from four pairs for children to more than twenty pairs for a family.

Foldable drying rack that saves space

For those who don't have a garden or can't always dry outside, an indoor drying rack is essential. Yamazaki drying racks are foldable — when the laundry is in, the rack folds almost flat so it fits behind a door or against the wall. Sturdy enough for a full washing machine load, and made to last for years. Much better than a disposable wire rack that bends out of shape after a year.

Smart storage in small spaces

Not all storage racks are large. For smaller problems — keys that are always lost, game controllers lying around on the sofa, handbags that have nowhere to hang — Yamazaki has compact racks that fit on the wall or in the cupboard. Often in black or white, always minimalist enough to blend into most interiors. A small storage rack often solves a bigger problem than you expect.

Where is the best place for a Yamazaki storage rack?
That depends on the type. Shoe racks belong in the hallway or utility room, drying racks in a place with air circulation but outside the living room, key racks right next to the front door. For everything, the rule is: preferably against a wall and on a flat surface, so that the rack stands stable and the minimalist lines of the design are shown to their best advantage.