Bethesda Magazine: September-October 2019

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4. HANG UPS

5. THIRSTY THREADS

6. STOW AWAY

A hall tree is a classic entryway or mudroom piece. With a built-in bench, two drawers, hooks for backpacks and dog leashes, and a mirror for last-minute hair and makeup checks, it’s the complete package. The paneled Logan Hall tree is 78 inches high and 44½ inches wide, and is constructed of maple in a choice of five finishes. It sells for $2,199 at Ethan Allen in Rockville (301-9844360; ethanallen.com).

Protect floors in high-traffic areas with the heavyweight Waterhog mat runner. This commercial-grade rug is easy to clean and stain- and crush-resistant. It dries quickly and is made from 94% recycled plastic materials. It features a locked circle pattern and comes in six colors in two sizes, 2½ by 6 feet and 2½ by 8 feet, priced at $120 and $170 at L.L. Bean in North Bethesda (888660-1570; llbean.com).

Extra storage is always a good thing, so contain clutter in a sturdy round basket that blends with any décor. Handmade of natural water hyacinth with a twisted chunky weave and loop handles, the Margaux tote baskets are available in two sizes—14¼ inches and 19 inches in diameter—and retail for $29.99 and $39.99 at World Market in Chevy Chase, D.C. (202-244-8720; worldmarket.com).

Carolyn Weber lives in Silver Spring and frequently writes about architecture and home design. BETHESDAMAGAZINE.COM | SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2019

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