Stairs - stepladder in the interior
Ladders and wooden stepladders canbe used for more than just helping you get to the top. A stepladder in the interior provides original shelves and excellent hangers for clothes, shoes and accessories. Let's look at the different uses of ladders in interior design.
1. Hanger from the ladder for clothes and shoes
Thanks to the crossbars, the stepladder easily turns into convenient hangers for clothes, jewelry and shoes. To do this, sometimes it’s enough just to lean the ladder against the wall!
The stepladder can be pre-polished and painted, or left in its natural color and texture to create an antique vintage hanger.
An extension ladder can be nailed to the wall in the hallway, thus creating a convenient hanger for outerwear, hats and scarves.
A stepladder can also be used in the bathroom. The bars are very convenient for hanging towels.
In the living room, you can hang blankets and bedspreads in this way, which is especially important during the cold season.
2. Stepladder in the interior as shelves
Another interesting way to repeatusing old ladders to make shelves out of them. An extension ladder can become an ideal exhibition area for photographs, vases, books, and if the steps of the ladder are slightly widened, it can also be a spacious shelf for a lot of necessary things. Stepladders in the interior as shelves look very unusual and stylish. It is convenient to store books and photographs in the living room, washing supplies, shampoos, gels and towels in the bathroom, and dishes and pans in the kitchen.
Read about options for using stepladders in the kitchen as a place to store pots and pans here.
