‘MOT’ by jongho park images courtesy of jongho park
korean designer jongho park has created a free standing clothes rack, called ‘MOT’.
the rigid wood spine is pierced with over-sized nail-like forms that enter at variously bent angles. meant to look as if they were viscously hammered into place, the hooks ironically contradict the perfectly executed details normally expected from a designed object.
the wooden shaft rises from a small platform, available in white or black, that can hold small accessories such as loose change, a phone or wallet.
the wooden clothes rack is available with either a white or a black base
detail of hangers
base
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