Blanket Storage Ideas that are Practical!
Worried about clutter from blankets all over the place this winter?
Or are you thinking about how to store them once winter is over?
We’ve got you covered with several blanket storage ideas that are practical.
I like having lots of blankets nearby in the winter, so that when we cozy up on the couch for a movie or to read, everyone can grab their favorite blanket to stay warm. I have a big basket of blankets near the couch, but once the weather is warm, I like to clear out the space and store them in storage bags up in the closet.
Either way, there are ideas for everyone below! Take a look! šā¬ļø
Blanket Storage Ideas that are Practical
Whether you want to store blankets out of reach or easily accessible, we've got several practical options for blanket storage here for you!
Magazine Racks
Some magazine racks are large enough to hold blankets right next to the couch! Make sure you choose one with ends so that the blankets don't fall out....like the one I've linke to here.
Modern Decorative Metal Over-the-Door Organizer
Utilize over the door space with this organizer! Add it to your bedroom door to have extra room to hang blankets.
Lifewit Large Capacity Storage Bags
These are great for compacting blankets and storing in the top of the closet! You can fit more in here than it looks like!
Wall Blanket Storage Rack
This minimalistic stainless steel rack utilizes unused spaces - great for blanket storage that is in reach!
Blanket Ladder
A leaning ladder that has adjustable, anti-skid feet - this is a great one for displaying blankets because it also features a top shelf for little plants or pictures!
Try a Dresser Makeover!
If you have space in a hallway or foyer area, give an old dresser a makeover! Check thrift stores or Facebook Marketplace for old pieces.
Storage Ottoman
This beautiful tufted top ottoman has hidden interior storage. Such a stylish way to store blankets!
Lifewit Under Bed Storage Containers
These storage bins fit perfectly under the bed. When you're not using them, they fold up flat to slide into a drawer.
Extra Large Cotton Rope Blanket Basket
This blanket basket is sturdy enough to keep its shape, so it'll be pretty sitting out in sight. Comes in a variety of color combinations.
Large Vacuum Storage Bags
This is such a simple but effective way to store blankets after winter.
Insert the blankets, seal, and vacuum - reduce volume by up to 80%!
Use coffee table storage
Some coffee tables have storage inside, or shelves for baskets - either way offers space to store blankets.
I love this rustic farmhouse coffee table with storage!
DIY Under Bed Storage Box
Made from a single piece of plywood, this is an inexpensive, simple DIY project to utilize under-the-bed space.
Nonslip Blanket Hangers
Heavyweight steel blanket hangers hold up to 40 pounds.
If you have closet space, this is a great option for blanket storage.
SNIDAD Basket from IKEA
This extra large basket from IKEA is one of my favorites! Great for storing blankets beautifully right in the living room.
For you blanket collectors, where do you find the best blankets? I checked out The Spruce’s top 10 blanket recommendations, and BOY do blankets get expensive!?! I’ve found some great ones at IKEA and Home Goods recently that do NOT come with a $200 price tag. š¤Ŗ
Leave a comment below telling us which store has the best blankets!
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FAQ’s on Blanket Storage ideas:
There are several great blanket storage options above – but if you are trying to store lots and lots of blankets, I definitely recommend using the vacuum storage bags (#10) and then putting those into zipper storage bags (#3).
If you don’t have a closet, utilize furniture that can double as blanket storage – ottomans that open and coffee tables with space below are great options. Otherwise, look for space that you already have (back of the door, under the bed, etc.) and store blankets there!
No one wants their blankets to become smelly or damaged in storage, so the most important thing is the climate you are storing them in. Store in a cool, dry place. Place dryer sheets between layers of bedding, then use a vacuum bag to keep bedding fresh.
If you’re reading this, I’m sure you love keeping things organized š….sooo…. check out these other posts with organizational tips! ā¬ļø
