Most of us, if not all, have some scarves that we wear in the winter, fall and even in the early spring. If you are a happy owner of a whole collection of scarves or just want to organize them after winter, here are some ways to do that effectively.
Drawers
Drawers aren’t the most comfortable space for scarves but you can still place them there, just organize them right. Take dividers or some boxes to keep each scarf on its place, and voila. This solution works perfect after the scarf season ends and you won’t need them for a long time: all the scarves will be kept safe in one place.
Attach your scarves to a ladder to store them effectively without wasting space.
If you want to store scarves in a drawer, add round boxes to keep them organized.
Stands
A special stand for towels, a ladder or a usual clothes rack can be used to organize your scarves as well. These are ready solutions that will suit any environment, and they are comfortable in using. The only drawback that I see is some floor or shelf space taken but if you are tight on it, choose a ladder, it takes almost no floor space.
This drawer is done with space dividers that keep scarves and belts in order.
A ladder is a universal shelf for many things, and these scarves make it part of the room decor.
This is a special metal stand for towels, which you may use for scarves and other accessories.
Your basic clothes stand can be used for scarves, head pieces, bags and so on.
Racks
A scarf rack is always a good idea, whether it’s a special rack you’ve made for them or some basic bathroom towel rack that you use for scarves. Wall-mounted and door racks take zero shelf or floor space taking advantage from vertical storage and more than that, you will be able to use some neglected space in your home, for example, the space behind the door or the wardrobe door. There are many types of racks available in stores and you can DIY some, too, so the options seem to be endless. These racks can be also used for towels, ties, hats, outerwear.
This stained bead rack on the wall will save you shelf space, and you can eaisly make one yourself.
This creative rack is made of a piece of plywood and wooden rigns that are used as jewelry and scarf holders.
Take a usual branch and paint it blue to use it as a rack for scarves or some other stuff, it will give a touch of nature to the space.
This DIY rack is suspended on the forged decor, and it's made of a wooden plaque and some metal hooks.
This lovely silver rack is done with antlers instead of usual hooks, and it's a unique solution for anyone.
I love this plywood rack with lots of holders - even if you have a lot of scarves, they can all fit here.
This gold holder with scarves becomes part of your room decor as it's very elegant.
This basic rack merges the wall becuase it matches in color and holds a mini collection of stylish scarves.
This is a classic plywood rack for the wall, and it can hold anything from scarves and hats to towels.
Such a multi-tier holder can be placed in a cabinet, wardrobe or even outside.
This vintage wooden rack has several tiers for storing lots of stuff in a comfortable way.
This rack saves space because it's hanging on the door, a nice way to use it to advantage. (via goodhousekeeping).
A pegboard is one of the best ideas for storing and organizing, and this one is turned into an effective scarf holder.
This metal multi-tier holder is attached to the door, and you can hang either scarves or towels there.
This bright turquoise rack made of plaques and bold knobs is a catchy way to display all your scarves.
This whitewashed shabby chic rack is done with hooks and all the scarves are hung very comfortably here.
Rails
I love the idea of using rails for scarves because anyone can install them literally anywhere: from an entryway to a wardrobe. You can simple tie the scarves to the rail or use some curtain rings or hooks to hold them. Advantages? Lots of space saved and the opportunity to use these rails for other stuff, too. Disadvantages? Not even one.
Attach long metal rails in the entryway to hold scarves, jewelry and even clothes.
These copper rails and wire baskets attached to the door are used to store scarves, belts, accessories and socks.
Rails on the wall keep being among the coolest ways to store a lot of scarves without wasting space.
Finish off your rail with curtain rings that will hold all your scarves well. (via domino).
A rail with metal ring hangers won't take much space and all the scarves will be perfectly organized.
A rail is always a good idea for storing clothes but if you want to keep your scarves in order, add clothespins.
These rails are attached behind the door to store scarves, this is a nice way to use this dead space.
This rail is done with a double metal holder for scarves, and it's a very effective idea. (via thediydesire).
Clothes Hangers
Make a simple scarf holder yourself from the things you already have at hand: a clothes hanger and clothespins. Of course, you may attach scarves without any pins or curtain rings but these won’t be many. Advantages? Quick and easy craft that saves money.
This hanger with rings attached is a cool solution for scarves, and you can make one really easily.
A pink clothes hanger is finished off with plastic rings to hold scarves, and you can also use it for belts and other things.
Make a fast and cool scarf holder using a clothes hanger and plastic rings for curtains, and voila.
This plastic tiered holder is great for scarves, belts, ties, jewelry and clothes, too.
Attach several hangers to each other to store all the scarves you have.
Other Ideas
Cord baskets are a quick fix for any mess, this is a fast solution to keep your scarves stored in one place. Woven cord and just ring organizers for ties can be also used for scarves, and they don’t take much space in the wardrobe. Look for these and other ideas below!
This hanger with cord rings can be used to organize scarves or belts, or even ties, and you can simply hang one in your wardrobe.
Attach some hooks on the wall and finish them off with leather loops to hold your scarves without wasting shelf or wardrobe space.
Metal hooks attached to the door will save space and will hold some amount of scarves.
Got a wire hanger at hand? Use it to store the scarves, just add clothespins to hold as many as you need.
A wire tiered hanger is perfect for organizing scarves, towels, ties, belts and much other stuff.
This woven holder of rings is made of cord and it's a lovely way to store something hanging.
Lightweight wire holders liek these ones will be great for hanging anywhere: on the door, in the closet or wardrobe. (via buzzfeed).
A cord basket is a nice way to quickly organize anything, and here it's used for scarves. (via apartmenttherapy).
These branch-like racks are great to hang some scarves and they look as elegant that they will become part of your decor.