Corner Coat Rack And Bench

184 Ideas by Chloe Hughes

A coat rack and bench can be the perfect storage option for any corner in your home, whether you put them in your entryway, bedroom, or bathroom. Various designs allow you to customize your shelf to meet your storage needs and your space. We’ve put together a list of ten ideas for corner coat stands featuring a shoe bench.

Wooden corner coat rack (eight metal racks) for space-challenged entryways and front halls. Combines storage with style (classic mix: white contrasting with black) and seating area due to the L shaped bench.

Bridget Hall Tree with Open Storage

This sleek corner hall tree is a great combination of functionality and elegance. Simple construction, shelves, hangers and small seats create a useful and very versatile whole. Perfect piece of furniture for hall or lobby.

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Krischan Hall Tree 59" Wide Farmhouse Entryway Bench with Coat Rack, Bench and Shoe Storage

Gracie Hall Tree 60'' Wide with Bench

This hallway bench is going to help you save your precious space. It's quite practical and able to spice up your interior with contemporary flavor. The wooden frame offers 2 open storage compartments, while holding a comfy seat, upholstered in a quality, patterned fabric.

White Entryway Corner Hall Tree Coat Rack Indoor Home Furniture Decor Shoe Bench

Corner coat rack fitted with bench and open shelves for shoes. Construction is made of wood. It has 4 double hooks made of metal. Great solution for saving space in each home.

Corner Coat Rack with Shoe Bench

Parke Hall Tree 27.6'' Wide with Bench and Shoe Storage

White Wood Shelf with Closed Storage

Corner coat rack made of wood and fitted with metal hooks. Designed for mounting on the wall. Includes bench with open shelves for storing shoes and others necessities. Great solution for the lobby.

Syndi Hall Tree 40.6'' Wide with Bench and Shoe Storage

i liked the idea of the mudroom. it is spacious and enough space for storage. the shoe rack, the space for clothes and baskets above for storage too. good lighting and good texture of floor.

Pernell Hall Tree 32'' Wide with Bench and Shoe Storage

Malena Hall Tree 83'' Wide with Bench and Shoe Storage

Corner Hall Tree with Multifunctional Storage

Mini White Hall Tree And Storage Bench

Using this corner coat rack with bench, you don't have to worry about the practicality of your entryway, anymore. Assembled of durable wooden panels and bathed in a white finish, the combo features 3 double coat hangers and a comfy bench with a hinged lid that conceals a spacious storage compartment.

Crafted from wrought iron, this corner coat rack with bench will be a smoothly served, practical corner in your foyer, oozing a warm ambiance from the very first seconds in the house.

Nantucket Hall Tree

Off-white-finished hallway tree with four double metal racks, two open storage compartments, top shelf and bottom shoe cabinet with doors on safe metal hinges. The piece offers a bench to sit down, too.

Minimalistic Traditional Corner Cabinet

Thanks to this corner hall tree you can gain a practical piece without taking of too much space. The unit is crafted of wood and covered with an espresso finish, allowing you to store your shoes, keys, bags, and hang your wardrobe.

create an entryway in the corner behind the door.

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Chloe Hughes Interior Design Expert

Chloe is a vintage and antique decor expert, writer, and DIY educator who helps readers translate their love of character-rich pieces into livable, modern homes. With an extensive background in antique shopping, period décor, and hands-on upcycling, she shows people how to blend storied finds with everyday comfort. Her guidance focuses on creating warm, personal interiors where historic details and real life work seamlessly together.

A corner coat rack and bench is a very functional piece of furniture. It can serve a lot of purposes such as provide a place to hang your coat, as well as offer you a spot to sit while you put on your shoes. It can also serve as a seating accommodation while your guest waits or if you'd like to rest your legs for a bit. Furthermore, it's a piece of furniture that maximizes the space in your home. With so many advantages, it's no wonder why a corner coat rack and bench is a popular choice among homeowners.

If you are planning to get one for your home, there are crucial factors that you need to consider. Otherwise, you could end up buying a unit that does not work well with your situation.

How to determine the right height for a corner coat rack?

Probably the most crucial factor that you should consider is the height of the coat rack. You'd want to take notice of the distance between the bench and the hook. What you don't want is your coat touching the bench when it's placed on the hook. Hence, before doing any shopping, you'd want to measure the length of your most extended coat. From then on, make sure that the distance between the product's hook and the bench is bigger than your tallest coat’s length.

Another thing to consider is the height of the unit. Make sure that it's not taller than your ceiling. While this might be an obvious factor, it's an easy error to make, especially if you are too focused on something else when shopping (e.g., style, color).

How to pick the right size coat rack and bench?

The size of the corner coat rack and bench is another thing to consider. Since this unit is often described as "space-saving," there's a tendency to ignore the dimensions.

Most corner coat racks and benches are placed beside an entryway or door. Thus, it's crucial to measure the distance between the wall and the edge of the entryway or door. Make sure that the unit is not too wide that it begins to partially block the entryway or door.

Do you need a padded or unpadded bench?

Since you are also buying a bench, you also need to consider if you'd want something that is padded or unpadded. The right answer lies in the primary purpose of the bench.

If you are only going to use the bench for a short time, (e.g., putting on a shoe), then an unpadded seat is the better choice. Unpadded seats are typically more economical. The extra cost of a padded seat is not justified as no one is going to sit on it too long that comfort starts to become an issue. On the other hand, if the bench also doubles as a proper seating accommodation (e.g., for reading a book, for relaxation), then a padded seat is the better option.

How many hooks should there be on a coat rack?

A corner coat rack will have hooks. As a general rule, it's better to err on the side of too many hooks. At the very least, there should be at least one hook for every family member that's staying in the house.