Design House Stockholm Atelier wall hanger black

The Design House Stockholm Atelier wall hanger is a solid entity in its appearance. Hanging hooks of different heights hanging straight down create a completely new kind of wall rack. There is convenient shelf space above the hooks for small items and accessories. The striking Atelier coat rack brings creative storage space not only to the hallway but also to, for example, the kitchen.

Design House Stockholm

Anders Färdig founded Design House Stockholm in 1992, so-called as a design publishing house. The company brought out its first own products in 1997. Design House Stockholm has a peculiar, in many ways reversed way of working with its designers. They do not choose a designer for the product, but interested designers bring their own ideas to the table. In this way, the products have a strong, original and human stamp. The goal is to gather behind the name the best Scandinavian collection that lives beyond trends. This is achieved with bold products that always bring something new to their genre.

In Design House Stockholm, we don't only rely on great designers, but through it, many unknown designers have made their products available to everyone. The Block hit lamp was designed by Harri Koskinen, when he was still an unknown student. The lamp gained worldwide popularity and is currently one of the most famous lamps in the Design House Stockholm collection. Over the years, more than a hundred designers have increased the selection of Design House Stockholm with their unique products.

Material: Powder-coated metal with anti-scratch coating
Dimensions: Width 60 cm, height 23.5 cm, depth 6 cm
Weight: 1.6 kg
Color: Black
Additional information: For indoor use only.

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Alexander Lervik