Discover this black iron wall coat rack with a simple and graphic design, which easily fits into a contemporary entrance. Its three wooden balls, in black, yellow, and blue, add rhythm to the structure and give it a warm touch, blending vintage spirit with industrial style. Compact, it slips into a narrow hallway or near an entrance door, allowing you to hang coats, bags, or scarves without cluttering the space. This vintage-inspired coat rack pairs well with a wooden bench, a wall mirror, and some natural fiber baskets, creating a welcoming and tidy atmosphere. Width: 30 cm Depth: 7 cm Height: 12 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 just simple hooks fixed to walls, it evolved into an elegant and functional support, often freestanding. First found in the halls of bourgeois homes, it accommodated 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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Discover this black iron wall coat rack with a simple and graphic design, which easily fits into a contemporary entrance. Its three wooden balls, in black, yellow, and blue, add rhythm to the structure and give it a warm touch, blending vintage spirit with industrial style. Compact, it slips into a narrow hallway or near an entrance door, allowing you to hang coats, bags, or scarves without cluttering the space. This vintage-inspired coat rack pairs well with a wooden bench, a wall mirror, and some natural fiber baskets, creating a welcoming and tidy atmosphere. Width: 30 cm Depth: 7 cm Height: 12 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 just simple hooks fixed to walls, it evolved into an elegant and functional support, often freestanding. First found in the halls of bourgeois homes, it accommodated coats and hats, quickly becoming an essential element of interior design. Today, the coat rack adapts to all styles, combining practicality and aesthetics.