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We all know The Chair. The Chair where you put the clothes clean enough not to go in the laundry, but not enough to go back in the wardrobe. The Chair that looks like this:

It exists because you plan to wear those clothes again tomorrow, or after tomorrow, so you want them to be easily accessible. And you don't want to mix them with the 100% clean, folded and ironed clothes in your wardrobe.
But aesthetically this is not satisfying. Is there a better-looking alternative?
  Where to put used, but still usable clothes to make them easily accessable and hidden, or at least not looking messy?

We all know The Chair. The Chair where you put the clothes clean enough not to go in the laundry, but not enough to go back in the wardrobe. The Chair that looks like this:

It exists because you plan to wear those clothes again in the near future, so you want them to be easily accessible. And you don't want to mix them with the 100% clean, folded and ironed clothes in your wardrobe.

But aesthetically this is not satisfying. Is there a better-looking alternative? Where to put used, but still usable clothes to make them easily accessable and hidden, or at least not looking messy?

We all know The Chair. The Chair where you put the clothes clean enough not to go in the laundry, but not enough to go back in the wardrobe. The Chair that looks like this:

It exists because you plan to wear those clothes again tomorrow, or after tomorrow, so you want them to be easily accessable. And you don't want to mix them with the 100% clean, folded and ironed clothes in your wardrobe.
But aesthetically this is not satisfying. Is there a better-looking alternative?
Where to put used, but still usable clothes to make them easily accessable and hidden, or at least not looking messy?

We all know The Chair. The Chair where you put the clothes clean enough not to go in the laundry, but not enough to go back in the wardrobe. The Chair that looks like this:

It exists because you plan to wear those clothes again tomorrow, or after tomorrow, so you want them to be easily accessible. And you don't want to mix them with the 100% clean, folded and ironed clothes in your wardrobe.
But aesthetically this is not satisfying. Is there a better-looking alternative?
Where to put used, but still usable clothes to make them easily accessable and hidden, or at least not looking messy?

We all know The Chair. The Chair where you put the clothes clean enough not to go in the laundry, but not enough to go back in the wardrobe. The Chair that looks like this:

It exists because you'd wear those clothes again tomorrow, or after tomorrow, so you want them to be easily accessable. And you don't want to mix them with the 100% clean, folded and ironed clothes in your wardrobe.
But this is not aesthetically satisfying. Is there a better-looking alternative?
Where to put used, but still usable clothes to make them easily accessable and hidden, or at least not looking messy?

We all know The Chair. The Chair where you put the clothes clean enough not to go in the laundry, but not enough to go back in the wardrobe. The Chair that looks like this:

It exists because you plan to wear those clothes again tomorrow, or after tomorrow, so you want them to be easily accessable. And you don't want to mix them with the 100% clean, folded and ironed clothes in your wardrobe.
But aesthetically this is not satisfying. Is there a better-looking alternative?
Where to put used, but still usable clothes to make them easily accessable and hidden, or at least not looking messy?