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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
Designed in 1953 by Charles and Ray Eames, Hang it All was born with a simple intent: to transform an everyday object like a coat rack into an element capable of making the space more informal and welcoming. The colored spheres invite you to hang jackets, hats and bags without sacrificing a recognizable design language. The bent steel wire structure creates a lightweight grid on which wooden spheres are distributed, designed to protect clothing and introduce a lively color rhythm. The result is a functional object that maintains a strong graphic character even when not in use. Produced by Vitra, Hang it All continues to be one of the Eames' most iconic projects. Easily find space in an entrance hall, bedroom or studio, where it combines function and identity with the naturalness that distinguishes the great classics of twentieth-century design.
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