This dark wooden coat rack, found at a flea market, brings an elegant country touch right at the entrance. Its structure combines four wooden hooks and three metal hooks, allowing for coats, bags, and scarves to be hung with a discreet presence on the wall. Its flat design is particularly well-suited for a hallway or vestibule, where it complements daily life without overwhelming the space. The dark wood easily dialogues with an antique bench, a wicker basket, or a patinated mirror. In a neat entryway, it gladly holds a mid-season jacket, a felt hat, and a few keys placed in a small bowl. Width: 60 cm Depth: 17 cm Height: 25 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, they were simple hooks fixed to the walls, evolving into elegant and functional supports, often freestanding. First found in the halls of bourgeois homes, they accommodated coats and hats, quickly becoming an essential element of interior design. Today, coat racks adapt to all styles, blending practicality and aesthetics.