Coat Tree steel coat rack light grey

Coat rack in bent chrome steel and small balls, available in blue - Fritz Hansen - Storage

Price: 364.00 €

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Originally designed in 1971, and now a classic, the light grey Coat Tree is an example of a timeless piece with a sober and effective design, with its 4 bent steel branches forming the branch of a small tree, each one of a series of moulded grey plastic balls that allow you to hang all kinds of things, such as a small tree to be fixed to the wall of a hall or near a front door. The creations of the Dutch company Fritz Hansen shape the interiors they equip, with a know-how in the field of furniture refined since 1872 century, applied since the 20's to the world of light with a series of timeless and pure collections fruit of collaborations with the greatest designers.
You can find the model in the night blue version under the reference 22070055.
Dimensions: 104cm height, 56cm width, 30cm projection.

Product reference: 22070056

Shipped within: 3 to 4 weeks

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Fritz Hansen

Iconic luminaires of Danish design from the early twentieth century to today.

Since 1872, the Danish company Fritz Hansen has been offering a collection of lighting, furniture and beautiful decorative objects, using the most talented designers of their time. It selects the best craftsmen around the world to offer a very high quality product range. Luxury is in the details, but the details are not luxury. The Kaiser Idel collection has its origins in the Bauhaus of the 1920s. Concert is a hanging lamp designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, world famous for his design of the Sydney Opera House, to which the lamp refers. The Caravaggio collection by Cecil Manz is a never-ending collection that has been launched in 2005.