achodoso estudio’s in_tube wall hook is an arc of color frozen in time

born from experiments with different methods of joining metal pipes, achodoso estudio has created a wall hook with character. conceived by the studio, the ‘in_tube’ technique involves making a partial cut to the outside of a curved pipe in order to expose the diameter of the inner tube. in this way, a second pipe can be inserted into the first.

color chart with oak and beech wood

a by-product of the technique is achodoso estudio’s ‘in_tube’ wall hook, a project that borrows the visual result of the process and applies it to the slightly more modest task of the coat-hanger — to elegant effect. a synthesis of the original technique, the wall hook is a functional object that adapts to any environment, and allows you to hang your belongings easily and comfortably.

the design is versatile, and can be hung in a number of arrangements

designed for both household and contract sales, the ‘in_tube’ wall hook is versatile, and available in a number of different colors and arrangements. the main hook — shaped from oak or beech — extends out of its curved shell, creating a sleek bond of lacquered metal and natural wood. the piece attaches seamlessly to the wall to which it is attached — an arc of color, frozen in time. 

the studio developed the design after experimenting with different ways of connecting metal pipes

the hooks can be used to hold clothes, bags, umbrellas, and more

the main hook is composed of either oak or beech

the ‘in_tube’ wall hook is a sleek combination of lacquered metal and wood

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.

edited by: peter corboy | designboom

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