Peg rails provide a great place to hang and store items and can be used in any room of the home. These first images show a wonderfully creative corner that forms part of a larger space inspired by harmonious living. Styled beautifully by Pella Hedeby for the recent IKEA Festival in Milan, the room features the metal Falsterbro wall rack with hooks. A clean and contemporary version of the traditional wooden peg rail, it also has a handy shelf for displaying small items.
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Interior styling by Pella Hedeby & Photography by Ragnar Ómarsson for IKEA Festival / Livet Hemma
I really like the idea of placing a peg rail in the bedroom, especially with the added shelf as shown below. My bedside table is never quite big enough for all my books. A DIY job perhaps?
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A beautiful Dinesen home photographed by Anders Hviid for Scandinavian Living
Ideal for hanging scarves and coats that you have on current rotation, the peg hooks below are by Norrgavel, a Norwegian brand with several variation on offer.
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Utilitarian in nature, peg rails are perfect for kitchens, hallways and laundry rooms, helping to keep floor clutter at bay and everyday items at reach.
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Peg Hooks from Father Rabbit
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Birch Peg Rail by MUR
I really like the idea of placing a peg rail in the bedroom, especially with the added shelf as shown below. My bedside table is never quite big enough for all my books. A DIY job perhaps?
Styled by Emma Fisher & photographed by Maria Sahlander for Bjurfors
Ideal for hanging scarves and coats that you have on current rotation, the peg hooks below are by Norrgavel, a Norwegian brand with several variation on offer.
Styling by Pella Hedeby & photography by Ragnar Ómarsson for Elle Decoration Sweden
