federica sala re-contextualizes clothes hangers for hometto collection
the series of tables re-contextualizes everyday household clothes hangers by arranging them in creative geometries that give each piece its unique aesthetic appearance.
federica sala re-contextualizes clothes hangers for hometto collection
all images © david payàs
the sinuous, slender shape of clothes hangers are accentuated in the ‘hometto’ collection by barcelona-based designer federica sala. a playful and contemporary product, the wooden-hangers are assembled according to different geometries in three distinct pieces. the ‘diamond’ and ‘star’ models are meant for use as small coffee or bedside tables, and the ‘tree’ is a tall stand purposed for plants that need a little extra room to hang. the top surfaces are available in mirror, glass, or wood. all three creations are hand-made and painted, and can be customized further for individual clients.
the ‘diamond’ is a small, triangular side-table
‘star’ coffee table
‘tree’
detail of the connections between hangers and mirrored surface
the glass surface friction fits in recesses in the hangers
the three tables
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