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Blankets are the perfect gift because they always fit, people love them, and they are perfect as home décor. Blankets are the perfect first home gift, wedding gift, moving gift, birthday gift, and baby gift; you get the idea! You could say blankets are my love language.
The only problem is that when you collect so many blankets and throws, you need to find a good place to store all of them. In my house, we have a rule that ‘everything needs a home,’ and if it doesn’t have a home, it must get donated.
If you have more storage space than me (old house / barely any closets), well, lucky you, but even if your house is massive, we all are trying to maximize space and minimize clutter. Read on for blanket storage ideas that will help you find the perfect place for all your blankets and throws.
The best advice I can offer is to start with one area, organize it, and move on to the next. It may take some time, but if you are mindful of it, eventually, everything will have a designated home!
The first place to store a blanket is obvious: draped or folded on a couch or a bed. I have two folded at the end of my king bed and one draped on each of our couches. You can also drape them over chairs, benches, and ottomans.
Is there anything better than a big huge basket with a ton of blankets in it?! At my house, we always fight for the softest blanket (which happens to be the Mali Mud Cloth blanket from Thula Tula), but even if I don’t manage to snag that one from the basket I always end up with something cozy, because we only store the best blankets in the basket next to our couch - because that is the spot in our house where we get the most use out of our blankets.
This option isn’t my favorite, because I’m a big fan of displaying blankets, but when the weather gets hot and you don’t really need a ton of blankets out, then storing them under your bed makes sense. This is also great for the more minimalist decorator or someone who doesn’t have a ton of space in their house. Plus, storing blankets out of sight helps visually transition your home from winter styling to summer styling.
This spot works great if you live in a climate that has a huge range of weather, because your blankets are hidden away, but still accessible when you need them. It’s also good for keeping pets away from your beloved blankets.
If you are a major blanket collector then you will want to display your favorites year-round. For these people, I recommend a blanket rack or leaning blanket ladder. I love the coziness that a ladder with folded blankets adds to space. A blanket rack looks similar to a towel rack but adds the added element of being a décor piece.
My friend drapes blankets over her metal bar stools to add padding and warmth to her seats. I had never thought of putting them on dining chairs, but it makes sense since they are easy to wash if they get dirty and make a cold hard chair soft and comfy!
No matter where or how you store your blankets, one things for sure: you can never have too many blankets! Happy shopping :)
