2 pieces · Handmade in Copenhagen

Coat Racks & Hooks

A coat rack has two states, full and empty, and most coat racks look right in neither. Full, they look cluttered; empty, they look bare. That is the part to get right, because a coat rack hangs in the one spot everyone in the house passes twice a day.

These are wall-mounted, so the floor stays clear. Solid oak with brass-finished hooks, handmade in our micro-factory in Copenhagen.

A rail or a single hook
Adapt is the rail, in five lengths from 50 to 200 cm, for a hallway that has to take a whole household. Anchor is the single hook, for the spot beside a door where a rail would be too much.

Not sure how high it should hang, or how far apart the hooks should sit? Our guide to choosing a coat rack for a small hallway covers height, spacing and what fits where.

  • The floor stays clear

    A rail on the wall keeps coats out of the walking line. In a hallway where you already turn sideways to pass, that is the difference between walking through and squeezing past.

  • Solid oak and brass

    Solid oak finished in Rubio Monocoat®, with brass-finished hooks set into it.

  • Handcrafted in Copenhagen

    Every rail is built, sanded and oiled by hand in our Copenhagen micro-factory, with the most-used lengths kept in stock.

Side view of the Adapt wall coat rack in solid oak with slim brass-finished hooks

Adapt

Empty is half the life of a coat rack

Coat racks are photographed full and live half their life empty. Through the summer, or any afternoon when the house is out, what hangs on the wall is the rack itself.

Adapt is drawn for that half too. A slim oak rail with the brass-finished hooks spaced to read as a line rather than a row of pegs: loaded with winter coats it still shows its edge, and bare in June it looks like it was meant to be there.

Choose your length

Wall coat racks in Danish design

A wall coat rack leaves the floor free and puts everyday coats where you reach for them. Ours come in two forms: Adapt, a rail in five lengths from 50 to 200 cm, and Anchor, a single oak hook for the spot beside a door where a whole rail would be too much.

Both are built by hand in our Copenhagen micro-factory from solid oak; Adapt has brass-finished hooks on brass standoffs. Unsure about height or hook spacing? Read How to Choose a Coat Rack for a Small Hallway, or take in the whole entryway in How to Organise a Small Entryway.