Most clothing racks give you a bar to hang things on and not much else. In a compact home, that can feel like wasted floor space, since every piece needs to earn its spot.
The four racks in this collection each have a trick up their sleeve. Cecil and Esther roll on wheels, so you can move them wherever you need. Asher and Irona come with built-in drawers, so your extras stay out of sight.
Mirror, Mirror: If you like to check your outfit before you head out, Cecil is for you.
Two jobs, one piece. From the front, the Cecil Rotatable Clothing Rack looks just like a full-length standing mirror. Swivel it around and you'll find a hidden clothes rack behind it, ready for tomorrow's outfit. Castors at the base let you roll it wherever you like to get dressed.
On a Roll: If you need a rack that moves as easily as you do, Esther is for you.
Wherever you go, it goes. The Esther Clothes Rack glides on 360° wheels, so you can roll it from the bedroom to the entryway in seconds. Hooks hold your bags and accessories, while a bottom tray keeps your shoes in one place. Its warm wood finish and slim frame fit neatly into smaller rooms.
Hook, Line and Drawer: If you want your extras out of sight, Asher is for you.
A place for everything. The Asher Solid Wood Clothes Rack has hooks along the top and a hanging bar right below. At the base, a deep pull-out drawer keeps your extras dust-free, and its top works as a handy shelf.
Bedside Manner: If your bedroom only has room for one more piece, the Irona is for you.
Two pieces in one. The Irona Clothes Rack Bedside Table gives you room to hang clothes, coats and dresses. It also comes with a built-in bedside table and drawer. Keep your phone and glasses on top, then tuck smaller bits into the drawer.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Clothing Rack
- Hang tomorrow's outfit on the rack the night before
- Keep the clothes you wear most within easy reach
- Leave a little space between hangers so your clothes don't crease
- Roll wheeled racks aside when you need more floor space
- Use drawers and trays for small items like socks, belts and scarves
- Wipe wood surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to keep the grain looking clean
Where to Buy in Singapore
In Store
Visit IUIGA's showroom to see the full clothing rack collection before you buy.
Online
Shop on IUIGA's website for full specifications, dimensions and delivery across Singapore.
Conclusion
In a compact home, a clothing rack should do more than hold your clothes. Cecil hides a rack behind its mirror, and Esther rolls wherever you need it. Asher hides your extras in its drawer, while Irona keeps your bedtime things close. Pick the one with the trick that suits your space best.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cecil's mirror full-length?
Yes, the front works as a full-length standing mirror. Swivel it around whenever you need the clothes rack behind it.
Which clothing rack suits a compact HDB bedroom?
Cecil is the slimmest at 45.7cm wide, and it saves you from buying a separate mirror. Irona is a close second at 50cm wide, since it doubles as your bedside table.
Which clothing racks have wheels?
Cecil and Esther both roll on wheels, so you can move them aside whenever you need more floor space.
Which clothing racks have drawers?
Asher and Irona, so you can keep socks, scarves and other small items out of sight.
Which clothing rack can hold my shoes and bags too?
Esther. Its hooks take your bags and accessories while the bottom tray keeps your shoes together. At 70cm wide, it still leaves plenty of room for hanging clothes.
Which clothing rack suits long coats and dresses?
Asher is the tallest at 175cm, so longer pieces have the most room to hang. Esther comes a close second at 173cm tall.
