Fritz Hansen
Coat Tree Wall, Two Color Variants
- Description
- Specifications
- The Designer
- The Maker
The Coat Tree™ is designed by Sidse Werner. It's one of the world's most mobile and functional members in this category. The light and fragile look hides the paradoxical fact that it is also one of the world's most robust and practical stands: You can hang a surprisingly great number of heavy coats on it. The dynamic design is underlined by its ability to blend in anywhere and match the style of any room.
First realized in 1971, the Coat Tree™ is revised for modern spaces as a wall-mounted coat rack, bold in character yet restrained enough to fit into any setting. Ideal for small or narrow areas, where floor space is limited, the branches are capped with orbs that replace hooks to hold coats, hats, bags and other items that require hanging. The elegant design makes a timeless statement, whether filled with everyday essentials or simply left unadorned.
Note: Maximum load per arm is 17 pounds (Not responsible for how the product is mounted on the wall).
- Brand:Fritz Hansen of Denmark
- Country: Denmark
- SKU: FH-840330-FJ
- Material: Powder-Coated Steel, Plastic
- Designer:Fritz Hansen of Denmark
- Dimensions:18" x 11.8" x H: 41"
In 1969 she received the Danish National Bankâ?s Jubilee foundation study legacy to study plastic production in the USA. From 1970 she had her own drawing office.
Sidse Werner has exhibited in London, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hannover, Tokyo, Stockholm and Milan.
Founded in Denmark in 1872, Fritz Hansen is a global leader in indoor and outdoor timeless collections which unite world-famous classics and contemporary furniture, lighting and accessory design and production. Driven by a passion for beauty, quality, craftsmanship, and responsible manufacturing, the company embodies a modern Nordic lifestyle and collaborates with visionary artists, designers, and architects from around the world.
The brand has collaborated with Arne Jacobsen, Cecilie Manz, Hans J. Wegner, Piero Lissoni, Jaime Hayon and Poul Kjærholm, among others.
