The Hanging Magic of Kitchen Wall Rail Organization

Pat Lukes says:

This is so timely for me. Thank you for all of the links. My decision will be so much easier now.

dancingfish says:

I love our pot rack.. maybe its time for the utensils to swing too! Thanks for sharing all the available styles.

charisophia says:

Rebekah, so many thanks. Your Idea Books are always useful and well researched. I second patlukes' comment - very timely for me. I've done more kitchens than most sane people (who aren't professionals) and am now, officially, OVER wall cabinets. Tall pantry units, great. But I love the whole-wall open and available for art, or windows, or unusual tile, or all three. We're about to launch into an unusual rehab and will be doing a "less is more" approach with this 1939 cottage-style home (Tudor in style, which I find hilarious since I've only ever done modern stuff). It has great inherent charm, old stucco and tiles... it begs for "no granite, no flashy cabinets." Thanks for posting this and noting the hardware sources - very useful! - Jules, Silicon Valley

Tileshop says:

I love these racks! And they work in a modern or traditional space.

ourplanet says:

Been using these racks in one form or another for years, even in the bathroom & shower. Keeps the toothpaste & toothbrushes up and away frees up so much space on a small vanity top. And in the shower you hang the cups with the drain holes for razors, combs & other shower accessories.

Texas Lightsmith says:

These are very contemporary rail systems, if you like this look and want something a little more decorative, you might consider a custom metal smith to create a copper or bronze rail system

CAROLE MEYER says:

Very functional and attractive....Carole www.carolemeyerart.com

Lenti Page says:

Hi, where can a person find the hooks that are needed for the rails? I have my own rail but don't know how to go about accessing butcher hooks or some other type of hook to hang everything on!