Rotating mirror and coat rack standing in an entryway

Rotating Mirror with Coat Rack, Entryway Hallway Organiser

Walnut — 40 × 168cm
£94.99
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Rotating mirror and coat rack standing in an entryway

Entryway Mirror

Rotating Mirror with Coat Rack, Entryway Hallway Organiser

£94.99

An entryway has to do two jobs in almost no space.

Mirror one side, coat hooks the other
Rotates 360 - hide the coats in one move
Two walls' worth of job on one footprint
Free-standing - nothing into the wall
Walnut, white or black; two widths
Finish & Size

Made to order. Free tracked shipping, no customs or duties on delivery.

Free shipping

30 day returns

1 year guarantee

Specifications

360 rotation

168cm

40 or 45cm

3 finishes

Function

Rotation

360 degrees

Side A

Full-length mirror

Side B

Sturdy coat hooks

Sizes

Height

168cm

Widths

40cm or 45cm

Finishes

Walnut, white or black

Finishes

Placement

Free-standing, no wall fixings

Floor

Level surface, clear of the door swing

Assembly

Required, straightforward

Placement

Tolerance

Allow 1-3cm; measured by hand

Hooks take

Coats, bags, hats, rucksacks

Rooms

Entryway, hallway, porch, bedroom

Assembly and notes

Also suits

Small flats, shared houses, rentals

Cleaning

Glass cleaner for the mirror, dry cloth for the frame

Safety

Load hooks evenly; secure if children are about

Shipping and Returns

Free tracked shipping to the US and the UK on every order.

30 day returns from the day your order is delivered, under our published returns policy.

Questions before you buy are answered in 24 to 48 hours at info@viegoco.com.

Care Instructions

Glass cleaner for the mirror and a dry cloth for the frame. Load the hooks evenly rather than hanging everything on one side, stand it on a level floor clear of the door swing, and secure it if small children are about.

Specifications

Refined Details

Hallway with coats hung vertically and the floor clear

Elevate every space

360-degree rotation

Mirror and hooks in one

168cm full height

Two widths

Three finishes

Free-standing

No wall fixings

Rental friendly

Free shipping

On all orders

30 day returns

Hassle free

1 year warranty

Built to last

Secure checkout

Shop with confidence

See the difference

The entrance, before and after

Coats over the bannister, bags on the floor and nowhere to check yourself on the way out is most hallways. One unit takes the lot vertically, keeps the floor clear, and puts a full-length mirror where you need one.

Same hallway with coats on the bannister and bags on the floor
Before
Hallway with coats hung vertically and the floor clear
After

About this piece

An entryway has to do two jobs in almost no space.

Give people somewhere to hang a coat, and let them check themselves before they open the front door. Most hallways end up with a hook rail on one wall and a mirror on the other, using two walls to do what this does on a single footprint.

It rotates a full 360 degrees, so the mirror faces the room when you want it and the hooks face out when you need them. Side A is a full-length mirror standing 168cm tall; side B carries sturdy hooks for coats, bags, hats or a school rucksack. Turning it round is also the fastest tidy-up in the house.

One footprint, two functions

It does the work of a console, a mirror and a hook rail in one slim footprint.

The fastest tidy in the house

One turn puts the coats and bags out of sight and presents a clean mirror to the room.

Nothing goes into the wall

It stands on the floor, so there are no fixings, no holes and nothing to make good.

Sized and finished for the space

Two widths, 40cm and 45cm, both 168cm tall, in walnut, white or black.

Hallway with coats hung vertically and the floor clear

Why hallways never quite work

A hallway needs a mirror, hooks and somewhere to drop keys, and it is almost always too narrow for the furniture that would provide them. Putting the mirror and the hooks back to back on a single rotating unit is the only arrangement that fits, because it uses one slice of floor instead of two walls and a table.

Shared houses and rentals

In a shared house the coat pile is permanent and the walls are not yours to drill. This stands on the floor, takes everybody's coats on one side, and turns to present a clean mirror when someone visits - then leaves with you at the end of the tenancy.

Freestanding in a rented room with nothing drilled into the wall

In the room

Three entrances this unit sorts out.

Three placements, and what changes in each.

Entryway, clear of the door

01 / 03

Coats on one side, mirror on the other.

Side A is a full-length mirror at 168cm tall; side B carries sturdy hooks for coats, bags and hats. One turn through 360 degrees puts the pile out of sight, which is the fastest tidy in the house.

Freestanding in a rented room with nothing drilled into the wall

Hallway, against a wall

02 / 03

One footprint doing two walls of work.

Most hallways use one wall for a hook rail and another for a mirror. At 40 or 45cm wide this does both on a single slice of floor, so long as there is clearance around it to turn.

Bedroom, by the wardrobe

Bedroom, by the wardrobe

03 / 03

Somewhere to hang tomorrow's clothes.

In a bedroom it works as a full-length mirror with hanging space behind it. Free-standing in walnut, white or black, so nothing goes into the wall and it leaves with you at the end of a tenancy.

Questions

Common Questions

Still deciding?

Send us your room measurements or a photo of the space and we will tell you which option to take.

Free tracked shipping

To the US and the UK on every order

30 day returns

From delivery, under our published policy

Answers in 24 to 48 hours

Email info@viegoco.com before you buy