Brand:Vitra

Hang it all

The Hang It All coat hanger, conceived in 1953 by Charles & Ray Eames for Vitra, is a valid alternative to the classic coat hanger, a modern and colorful version, capable of bringing joy to the environment in which it is placed. A timeless design classic which boasts countless imitations.

275,00

Estimated delivery between: 10/12/2024 - 12/12/2024
SKU: N/A Category:

Description

A pop style coat rack designed (back in 1953 and and which boasts countless imitations), to hang bags, coats, caps. Instead of the usual hooks, these colorful wooden balls literally invite children to hang everything up. And are gentles with clothes. The distance between the spheres is constant, and becomes a cheerful alternative to boring coat hangers, not only for the children’s room. Its essential line can represent a touch of color or play down the serious air that is breathed in the office environment.

Additional information

Year

1953

Colour

White, multi-toned, White, multicolor, White, pine, Chocolate, walnut, Black, black ash, Red, multi-toned, Green, multi-toned

Designer

Dimensions

60 x 40 x 20 cm

Material

steel, wood

Weight

1,7 Kg

Brand

Vitra

Creating innovative products and concepts with great designers has been the essence of Vitra since 1950. The relationship of trust between authors from all corners of the world and Vitra, which shares their ambitions, is at the heart of the company's product development process. Collaborations are always a subtle synthesis of artistic freedom, production know-how and knowledge of the sector. This philosophy has shaped the company's culture since its first collaborations with legendary designers such as Charles & Ray Eames, George Nelson, Jean Prouvè and Verner Panton, up to the recent projects by Bouroullecs, Jasper Morrison, Ron Arad and Tadao Ando. With its classics Vitra unquestionably represents the revolutionary design of the 20th century. Today, by combining technical and conceptual expertise with the creativity of contemporary designers, Vitra seeks to continue pushing the boundaries of the design discipline.