Brass Coat Racks
Buy the best brass coat racks selected and recommended by interior designers. By Mia Jones.
If you’re the type of person who likes to get organized the minute they walk in the door, a brass coat rack will help you do just that. With a brass hall tree, you can hang coats and jackets to prevent any mess from the wind. Or, hang hats on a shorter brass rack. Whether you prefer vintage vibes or something a bit more modern, a coat rack made of brass will match a variety of hallway décor schemes.
Brass Coat Racks
Buying Guide
Mia Jones
Interior Design Expert
Mia is a freelance bathroom designer and writer with over a decade of professional experience. From space planning, cabinetry, storage solutions, and tile design to hardware and fixture selections, she knows a thing about creating baths that strike a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics.
Whether you need somewhere to hang your coats in your home, in the office or somewhere completely different, brass coat racks should always be on your list to consider. These sturdy coat racks will last an incredibly long time, and can look perfect in any home. Apart from using them to hang coats, you can make use of them in the bathroom for towels or in the hallway for umbrellas and scarves. When shopping for the brass coat rack of your dreams, you'll come across many different styles. Let's look at some of the most common ones and try to discover which style suits you.
Brass floor rack
Shaped very much like a floor lamp, a floor rack is a traditional and beautiful design for any house. It can be seen in a tripod style, with three brass posts joining at the top and then stretching outwards to create a pyramid or wigwam shape. Alternatively, you'll see floor racks with just one post stretching almost to the floor, where it will be met with a circular brass stand on which it can rest. At the top of the rack are curved hooks for hanging the items of your choice, be it towels, coats or other items. There are often 4-6 hooks around the very top of the rack, and a further 4-6 around 12 inches below, allowing all the family to make use of this accessory.
Wall rack with mirror
This is a popular design since the convenient factor ranks rather high with this style. The brass rack is fitted onto the wall as a suitable height for you, and there are usually around nine hooks on which to hang your clothes. A medium sized mirror in the center of the brass coat rack allows you to check yourself out one final time before leaving the house. The mirror has a brass frame around it to perfectly match the adjoining coat rack.
Simple wall rack
For something minimalist and sleek that does the trick without all the bells and whistles, a simple wall rack will save you money while also looking very smart in your hallway or kitchen. With two long horizontal brass rods and two small vertical bass pieces at the end holding them together, there are 4-5 large curved hooks which can house your coats. This rack is most suitable for homes where there is one person or a couple.
Branch design coat rack
With a tripod base and then a reflecting tripod design at the top which has detailed leaves on it, this style of brass coat rack is both interesting and useful. The sturdy brass decorative leaves also serve the purpose of holding your coats and scarves – who said brass hooks had to be boring? With some lower leaves for the younger people in the homes and taller ones for the adults, this is a real family design that can brighten up your home as soon as you walk in.