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An umbrella stand is a neat and handy storage solution for umbrellas and spares your flooring from getting too wet as you enter your home.
We all know how soaking wet umbrellas can get in the rain (especially when there's a heavy downpour), so having a dedicated holder for your brolly to dry off is ideal. It's also great because let's face it, how often do you spend roaming the house looking for the brolly that you misplaced? Now you get to keep it in the same spot
Umbrella stands are perfect for storing umbrellas whether wet or dry, and can be typically placed under the porch, or in the hallway, utility room or boot room. They are usually freestanding, come in a range of materials (rattan, metal, ceramic, steel etc.), and should have a drip tray for collecting excess water to protect your floor.
Umbrella holders vary in size, so do bear this in mind in regards to your space, but there are some great designs available, all offering practical and decorative benefits even when not in use. While slim umbrella stands are perfect for narrow hallways, you may want to invest in a multipurpose storage unit that combines an umbrella holder with a shoe rack, for example.
Here we've picked out a range of practical, stylish, budget-friendly and quirky umbrella stands for your home.
We are yet to see a more stylish umbrella stand. This sleek, gold iron and white marble design from Oliver Bonas certainly tops the list. Keep this one on display in the hallway.
Made from ash wood and powder-coated metal, this umbrella stand also has a practical hook for coats at the very top. With a slimline design, it's ideal for narrow hallways.
We love the simplicity of this handmade natural oak umbrella stand. It features a metal tray at its base to catch excess water.
This tall coat stand also has a practical storage spot for umbrellas, keeping them neatly out of the way. And, better still, it's only £35!
This handcrafted grey rattan umbrella basket offers ample storage space and is great for small corners. Perfect if you're looking to achieve that classic country feel.
This Nordic-inspired, powder-coated metal and natural wood umbrella stand is perfect for your hallway. Bonus: You can pop 10 pairs of shoes on it too.
Made with a corrosion-resistant coated finish, this black umbrella stand is perfect to hold tall umbrellas. It has a geometric design, which is ideal for modern homes.
Featuring a round base and a curved wood veneer handle, this water-resistant umbrella stand will keep your hallway neat and tidy (especially on a rainy day).
If you love all things industrial, snap up this metal umbrella stand from Cox & Cox. It's generous in size, it boasts a cage style design, and it's finished with four ball shaped feet.
There's no such thing as mundane where the Italian brand Seletti is concerned. This playful, all-white rain boot silhouette umbrella stand is ideal under your porch.
This stainless steel umbrella stand boasts a sleek and minimalist design that will complement a contemporary home. It's available in silver or gold.
This wall mounted coat, bag and hat stand from Cox & Cox features a handy space at the base to store umbrellas. This steel stand has a distressed, antiqued finish.
Stylish and practical, this seagrass umbrella basket from Argos is just £11. Made from woven natural seagrass with a reinforced metal frame, it's tall enough for larger umbrellas.
With a simple industrial design, this steel umbrella stand features cross bars and iconic ball tops. Ideal if you're looking for a stand that can hold multiple umbrellas.
This wall mounted umbrella stand is perfect for a contemporary home. Waterproof and easy to maintain, the stand is removable and can be cleaned at any time.
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