HOMISSUE Vintage Corner Hall Tree with Shoe Bench, Entryway Coat Rack with 6 Double Hooks, Retro Brown

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If you’re looking for an antique hall tree style, wood lends itself perfectly to this look. Antique hall trees feature intricate designs, which became popular during Victorian times when hall trees started becoming commonplace in homes. The name hall tree comes from the shape and design of the unit. It is shaped like a tree with knobs, and it opens out in the home right at the entrance. This is one of the most common materials used for hall trees. This is because wood is sturdy and holds weight well. It can also fit into almost any home design. A wooden style can add an organic and rustic feel to the hall tree. Metal

Safety is also an important consideration when looking for a hall tree for your little one. Hall trees that feature fabric padding along edges and corners will cushion their heads, elbows, and knees from bumps. A Final Word… This style of hall tree provides excellent storage for a few coats and hats. However, you should pay careful attention to the maximum weight capacity recommended by the manufacturer to make sure you don’t overload the tree. Wall-Mounted Hall Tree The nifty hidden shelving and lovely wood paneling come with an unfortunate downside though: It's more difficult to get in all of its crevices while you're dusting. Though, if you don't mind putting in a little extra elbow grease on cleaning day, it makes for a stylish and practical focal point to add to the corner of any room.

A Final Word…

A hall tree with seating will be aperfect place to sit and relax for a few minutes after you walk through the door.

The original hall trees had a few hooks for coats and hats. They also had a small bench, mirror, table, and umbrella stand so that residents and guest could deposit their shawls, gloves, and other clothing items. Foyers typically weren’t large rooms; however, the ceilings were high, so the hall stands could be between 6 to 9 feet in height.

Shelves: They can be arranged in many different ways and be used for storing large objects or placing decorative items. Hanging hall trees give you the functionality of a wall-mounted hall tree. Still, they are more convenient because they are not permanently installed on the wall. The coat hooks are usually already attached to or are constructed onto a plate. The whole contraption is then simply suspended over a door using fixing clips or attached to it via an adhesive, with no drilling necessary. A hall tree is a great alternative to costly custom built-ins and an easy way to add an attractive and multifunctional piece of furniture to your home," says Gill. "For small spaces, a hall tree is also a great way to maximize vertical storage space while providing organizational solutions for coats, bags, shoes, and seasonal accessories in a single cohesive unit. " Many traditional hall trees are relatively big furniture pieces that are perfect in spacious entryways. But just because you live in an apartment with a cramped hallway doesn’t mean you have to miss out. Many furniture manufacturers have adapted the hall tree for smaller homes.