Quilt Racks For Sale
Buy the best quilt racks for sale selected and recommended by interior designers. By Mia Jones.
Sometimes it is nice to have an attractive place to hold your quilts when not in use, or drying after a wash. Then a quilt rack is for you. These also work well if you need a andy place to dry towels. In wood and metal, we have options to match your decor or aesthetic desires. Take a look at the collection and see if you can find a quilt rack for your needs.
Quilt Racks For Sale
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.
Yes, there are actually quite a few reasons why you might wish to get a quilt rack!
The most obvious one is to store your quilt in a practical hanging position during the coldest months so that it’s easy to grab whenever you need it. This means that you can also place it next to your radiator to keep it warm and super-cozy.
Other reasons to get a quilt rack are that it looks particularly homely and inviting in a guest room, it lets you air your quilts by placing them outside, it can also be used as a drying rack after washing them, and, if you happen to quilt them yourself, it’ll allow you to place your unfinished work on it.
When looking at quilt racks for sale, ask yourself a few questions: Do you want to hang one quilt, or more? Is this mainly a practical choice, or do you hope to have the quilt hanging as an aesthetic statement (almost like an off-the-wall tapestry)?
We’d recommend choosing a quilt rack in a material that matches other pieces in the room you plan on using your rack in, and we’d choose the size based on how much space you have. If you have a large empty wall or space and hope to make a large visual statement, choose one with a height of 5’ or more. If not, choose something more compact (perhaps in the 3’ range) that allows you to hang multiple quilts with a smaller footprint.