Buy a wardrobe – tree trunk, gold & country house

Buying a Coat Rack – the First Impression of Your Home

The coat rack is the first piece of furniture guests see – and the most frequently used in the entire house. At Richhome, you'll find 62 coat racks for hallways, foyers, and entrance areas: from solid log coat racks to delicate gold models and white country-style wall coat racks.

Log Coat Rack – a Piece of Furniture from a Single Piece of Wood

A coat rack made from a tree trunk is always unique: grain, knots, and bark edge are one of a kind. As a standing wooden trunk with hooks inserted, it becomes an eye-catcher in the hallway without the need to drill into a wall. We offer tree trunks as coat racks in various heights and diameters, natural or oiled – also as a log coat stand that can be freely placed in the room.

Coat Rack in Gold, Black, or Taupe

A gold coat rack adds a warm accent to the hallway and almost looks like a wall object against a light wall. Black metal is the more restrained choice and suits industrial design and dark floors. In taupe, the coat rack blends in discreetly – an advantage in narrow hallways where little distraction is desired.

Country Style Coat Racks – White and Solid Wood

In country style, white coat racks are the most sought-after: white glazed solid wood with visible grain, often with a shelf for keys and mail and a bench underneath. A country-style coat rack works particularly well in old buildings and in houses where the kitchen or dining room are also furnished in country style – you can also find matching display cabinets with us.

Which Design Suits Your Hallway?

A wall coat rack doesn't take up floor space and is the only sensible solution in narrow hallways from about 90 cm wide. A coat stand can be placed freely and rearranged if necessary – ideal in rental apartments where no drilling is allowed. A wardrobe cabinet hides jackets behind doors and creates the tidiest impression.

What Else Belongs in the Hallway

Underneath the coat rack, a bench is perfect for putting on shoes, and next to it, a mirror for a final glance before leaving the house. A console holds keys and mail, and an umbrella stand keeps wet umbrellas off the floor.

Frequently Asked Questions about Wardrobes

What is a log coat rack?

A coat rack made from a real tree trunk with hooks integrated into it. Because each trunk has its own grain and bark edge, each piece is unique. It stands freely in the room and does not need to be mounted on the wall – also available as a tree trunk coat stand.

What kind of wardrobe fits in a narrow hallway?

In hallways less than 1.20 m wide, a wall-mounted coat rack is the best choice because it doesn't take up any floor space. Make sure it has a maximum depth of 25 cm – otherwise, you'll bump into it when passing by. A freestanding coat rack, on the other hand, requires about 40 cm of floor space plus room to maneuver.

How high should a coat rack hang?

Hooks should be at a height of about 170 cm, so that long coats can hang freely. For children, a second hook rail at 110 cm is recommended. For wall coat racks with a shelf, the shelf is usually at 180 to 190 cm.

Which wardrobe goes with a country house style?

White glazed solid wood with visible grain, often combined with a bench and an open shelf. A white country-style wardrobe fits particularly well if other rooms are also furnished in a country look – for example, with a country-style display cabinet.

What materials are your wardrobes made of?

We offer solid wood wardrobes – including entire tree trunks –, made of lacquered or powder-coated metal in gold and black, as well as combinations of wood and metal in industrial design. For the country house style, white glazed wood is the most common option.

Besides the wardrobe, what else belongs in the hallway?

The combination of a wardrobe, a bench for putting on shoes, and a mirror has proven to be effective. A console table provides space for keys and mail without taking up much room.

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