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How do you keep your hallway tidy?

We've all seen it: shoes lying around in the hallway, bags on the floor, far too many coats on the coat rack... As soon as you walk in the door, your house looks messy and restless.
This is not what you want when you come home after a long, busy day at work. Not to mention the guests who come over for a cosy dinner.
The entrance to your home determines the (first) impression of your home. It has to be good. That's why we'll give you a few tips in this article on how to keep every hallway neat and tidy.

Tip 1: Choose the right coat rack

 Let's start with the coat rack. Which coat rack should you choose? That depends entirely on the size of your hallway, your family size and your interior style. You can read more about how to choose the perfect coat rack in this article

Tip 2: Use mirror

Do you have a small(er) hallway? Then you can optically enlarge the space by using a mirror! Go for a no-nonsense mirror like the Senza, a trendy mirror like our round Donna mirror, or go for a minimalist look with the School or the Clint mirror.


Tip 3: Our Billy shoe cabinets

Shoes lying around are often an eyesore. At Spinder Design we understand this problem and therefore we came up with a functional solution that is also very stylish: the Billy shoe cabinets. This shallow shoe cabinet provides a smart way to store all your shoes! 


Tip 4: Clean up smartly

To avoid an overflowing coat rack, our tip is to only hang the coats and accessories you'll be using every day in a particular season. For example, in the summer, you can store your winter in a cupboard or in a box under the bed. In winter, you can change them again. Do you have little space? Then our stylish Bug coat rack might be the solution. It can easily be hung in any room in your house, offers space for 7 items of clothing and can carry a weight of up to 25 kg!

Hopefully this gives you enough tips to get started with the tidying or redecorating of your hallway. 

Good riddance!

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