A Coatrack Made with Moving Hexagonal Blocks

Your bare wall can be turned into a coatrack with Wardrobe, a clever storage system designed by Studio Rene Siebum. Made up of connected hexagonal wooden blocks, the units hang on your wall and when you need a place to hang your coat, scarf, or hat, you simply rotate one or more of the blocks to unveil a notch. The notched out parts of the mahogany blocks allow you to hang your garments or coat hangers on and have them stay put.

I love how it becomes a sculptural art piece at the same time. Rotate the blocks you want to create an ever-changing wall of awesome.

Wardrobe is available in small, medium, or large.

Photos by Rene van der Hulst.

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