An $18 Set of Modernist Clothes Hangers Is the Storage Essential Your Garage Is Missing

Our style director’s picks for getting the space organized.
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Ask Domino’s style director, Benjamin Reynaert, if it’s possible to build a chic storage space and he’ll reply, “Who says a storage unit or garage can’t be dreamy, too?” This season he’s finally organizing his to be functional and fashionable. Here’s what he’s filling it with to keep order.

Bright Idea

A slim task light frees up valuable surface area for staging still lifes.

Hang Tight

Made from heavy-gauge steel, these colorful hooks brighten up any wall and are strong enough to withstand everyday use.

Artistic Additions

Slim Alexander Calder–like hangers add glorious inches to a compact closet.

Carry On

Lugging items to and from photo shoots is a breeze with a durable 14-inch-wide tote bag (it’s made from recycled sunblinds).

On a Roll

Perfect for holding all my packing materials, this go-anywhere cart is lightweight and requires zero assembly. 

Sew Awesome

Quilted moving blankets are a must, and this diamond-patterned one comes in 16 shades. Not to mention it looks great at the foot of a bed.

For Contrast

My prop collection really stands out against crisp, clean white, so I can easily find what I’m looking for.

Cool Tools

It’s always a good idea to keep tools on hand, and these beechwood screwdrivers are as pretty as they are powerful.

A Hardworking Desk

The worktable of choice at the Rhode Island School of Design’s architecture school comes complete with a magnetic pegboard for loose papers.

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Julie Vadnal

Deputy Editor

Julie Vadnal is the deputy editor of Domino. She edits and writes stories about shopping for new and vintage furniture, covers new products (and the tastemakers who love them), and tours the homes of cool creatives. She lives in Brooklyn.