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Do you have dead space in your entry way or mudroom? Use it up by drilling in sturdy hooks for extra storage. I added one hook for a handbag and then an additional hook for my children's backpacks and coats, making everything they need within reach. During the morning chaos that hangs out here MWF, I find myself grateful we took a few minutes to install these stylish, yet functional hooks. Retrieving everyone's backpacks and coats off the higher hooks is one less thing I don't have to worry about as we run out the door.
On my first trip out and about to pick up hooks, I went to Anthropologie and bought a couple. Then, I came home and realized I couldn't handle the price tag and returned them (this happens a lot when shopping at Anthro). I decided to go "budget" and headed to Home Depot instead. Score!
You can view more easy organizing tips here and here.
Your organized mudroom is inspiration to me as we're working on finishing one of our own.
ReplyDeletetoo wierd, as we're also in the middle of re-doing the entryway/midroom...thanks for the pic too, i love it
ReplyDeletelove this. my husband made me something similar. it keeps me organized.
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great idea-- and cute bag!
ReplyDeleteNice!!!
ReplyDelete♥Jen
I have a small wall that's been crying out for hooks...I've been eyeing these ones here.
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i, too, love anthro's hooks but am always frustrated at the price. home depot it is! thanks for this.
ReplyDeletethe domino bag! don't you love that thing?!
ReplyDeletei've done something similar in our kitchen that leads out to the back yard... have a look-see
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fivedotdesign/2931159319/in/set-72157607938570239/
those hooks now hold coats, scarves and dog leashes