The coat rack offers versatile storage with its mushroom-shaped hooks positioned at varying heights. Its black stained oak base provides stability and durability, while the multi-level design accommodates different garment lengths. The distinctive hook configuration maximizes hanging capacity, and the solid wood construction ensures long-lasting performance.
A Cassina reissue of Le Corbusier's coat rack, 'Portemanteau' was originally designed by the Swiss-French architect for Cabanon, a summer-house on the Cote d’Azur that he designed in 1951. This version of the rack is based on a second incarnation of the design, created in 1957 for the Unités de Camping — a series of cabins defined by simple, bright spaces. Multi-hued to align with the colourful interiors, the rack features a series of mushroom-shaped hooks at varying heights, upon a black stained oak base.
