With its tall presence and clear stainless steel, this vintage coat rack from the seventies adds a touch of chrome metal to the entryway or dressing room. The black ball ends punctuate its structure with a graphic touch, while the base ensures a neat stability for everyday use. A second-hand piece, it easily interacts with a wooden floor, a wall mirror, or an entry bench, maintaining a contemporary and understated look. It holds coats, scarves, and hats, and also finds its place near a console to organize daily outings. As a second-hand item, it carries the memory of its past: a few signs of use. Width: 64 cm Depth: 64 cm Height: 200 cm A little history of the coat rack The term "coat rack" appeared in the 18th century, although the concept dates back to antiquity. Initially simple hooks fixed to the walls, it evolved into an elegant and functional support, often freestanding. First seen in the halls of bourgeois homes, it welcomed coats and hats, quickly becoming an essential element of interior design. Today, the coat rack adapts to all styles, combining practicality and aesthetics.
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With its tall presence and clear stainless steel, this vintage coat rack from the seventies adds a touch of chrome metal to the entryway or dressing room. The black ball ends punctuate its structure with a graphic touch, while the base ensures a neat stability for everyday use. A second-hand piece, it easily interacts with a wooden floor, a wall mirror, or an entry bench, maintaining a contemporary and understated look. It holds coats, scarves, and hats, and also finds its place near a console to organize daily outings. As a second-hand item, it carries the memory of its past: a few signs of use. Width: 64 cm Depth: 64 cm Height: 200 cm A little history of the coat rack The term "coat rack" appeared in the 18th century, although the concept dates back to antiquity. Initially simple hooks fixed to the walls, it evolved into an elegant and functional support, often freestanding. First seen in the halls of bourgeois homes, it welcomed coats and hats, quickly becoming an essential element of interior design. Today, the coat rack adapts to all styles, combining practicality and aesthetics.