This second-hand wooden and rattan coat rack in a light wood hue adds a country touch to the entrance, with its soft curves and natural look. Tall and slender, it takes up little floor space and fits snugly against a wall, where its structure highlights the warmth of the wood. The rattan complements the design and naturally holds coats, scarves, or hats. It pairs effortlessly with a tiled floor, an antique bench, or a weathered console, all within a simple and refined atmosphere. After a walk, a wool jacket and a tote bag hang there before leaving the passage clear. Height: 182 cm Diameter: 32 cm A brief 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 walls, it evolved into an elegant and functional support, often on a stand. First found in the halls of bourgeois homes, it held coats and hats, quickly becoming an essential element of interior design. Today, coat racks adapt to all styles, combining practicality and aesthetics.
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This second-hand wooden and rattan coat rack in a light wood hue adds a country touch to the entrance, with its soft curves and natural look. Tall and slender, it takes up little floor space and fits snugly against a wall, where its structure highlights the warmth of the wood. The rattan complements the design and naturally holds coats, scarves, or hats. It pairs effortlessly with a tiled floor, an antique bench, or a weathered console, all within a simple and refined atmosphere. After a walk, a wool jacket and a tote bag hang there before leaving the passage clear. Height: 182 cm Diameter: 32 cm A brief 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 walls, it evolved into an elegant and functional support, often on a stand. First found in the halls of bourgeois homes, it held coats and hats, quickly becoming an essential element of interior design. Today, coat racks adapt to all styles, combining practicality and aesthetics.