Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Our solution? Hang a mirror on the wall behind the door! It still provides the function of having access to a full length mirror, it’s still hidden, and it doesn’t mess with the function of the door. <— sounds like a win, win, win to us! Some of our hangers can be used both indoors and outdoors if you would like to hang your clothes out to air and dry outside. For this you need a sturdy hanger that won’t lose its colour.

With an over door hanger, you can either hide, display or put your things right where you need them. Put your night clothes on the inside of your bedroom door for clever storage and easy access. Hang your chic towels and bathrobes in your bathroom to dry up. It’s an easy way to keep your room tidy but still having your clothes or other belongings easy to access. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Anyone who has lived with an over-the-door product knows how ANNOYING they become when you’re trying to close the door, not to mention the scratches they can make on the door or to the door frame. Don’t get us wrong, the over-the-door mirrors have come a long way in the style department since we lived in dorms. But we don’t love the hooks you see while standing on the other side of the door. And like we mentioned before, we don’t enjoythe struggle to try to close the door when these items are attached. Swapping out the over-the-door piece for a permanent hook, or hooks, will be far less annoying, yet just as functional.Just like over-the-door hooks, over-the-door mirrors are perfect for college students/renters, but we think that creating a more permanent solution for homeowners offers a practical yet stillstylish choice. Rookie Mistakes: a series of common decor mistakes made by rookies… aka us. And no we are not judging because we have made (and continue to make) these mistakes too! We don’t want to be dramatic because we realize that this problem isn’t the worst case scenario, but we do think that ditching the over-the-door hooks for a permanent, more stylish solution is well worth it. I only added one hook to this door but if you have small kids or a couple of kids sharing a room, we think adding two hooks at varying levels could also work well. How cool would it be to get hooks that have each child’s initial on them so they know where to hang their outfit, or school bag, or even bath towel?!

Speaking of towels, both of us have hooks just like this for towels in our bathrooms and Casey even has one in her guest room. For such an affordable piece that’s so easy to install, it seems silly not to add them into each room for a bit of extra storage. Although it may be small, these secret weapons can really make a difference!Also, remember that your door hanger doesn’t necessarily have to be placed on top of a door. It can just as easily be mounted on a wall. So put your hooks and hangers where you need them the most. Clothes hangers

Like the door hook, we think thissecret solution can make such a difference in your everyday life without interrupting the door’s function or having hooks poking out on the other side of the door. Hangers, or coat hangers, offer the ultimate storage for clothes. Organise your wardrobe, closet or hallway. Easy to access, neatly arranged and wrinkle free. Choose between thin plastic hangers to save space or solid wooden hangers that add some style and quality to your wardrobe. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by room Rookie Tip: For those of you who may be a little nervous to drill the door, adding a hook to the wall behind the door can work just as well! We did that in B’s sister’s nursery last year and she still loves the function it offers. She usually hangs her little guy’s mini towel on it after bath time. Over-the-door Mirror ReplacementsI installed the hook into the hollow door using this method, which is very similar to hanging a picture frame on a wall by using anchors and screws. Remember the Rookie Mistakes series is a NO JUDGEMENT ZONE. We’ve both made ALL of these decorating mistakes in our own homes (evidenced by today’s post) and simply want you to learn from us so you can make your home look amazing without having to make the mistakes we did! Rookie Mistake – Over-the-door hooks & mirrors