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Valet by Ett la Benn

Berlin-based designers Ett la Benn have created a clothes stand that unfolds into a pole when not in use.

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A twisting hinge articulates the components of the oak product, which is made in two different lengths and five colours.

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Photos are by Yves Sucksdorff.

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More about Ett la Benn:
Escritoire Trestle
SWOC

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Here's some text from the designers:

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Valet Stand ‘valet’

Nothing more than an elaborated hinge turns a seemingly simple pole into this elaborated piece of furniture. If ‘valet’ does not serve, it stands mute and straight in the corner. Through its minimalistic form, it achieves the status of an object. The valet stand is made of oak wood and is available in the colours oxal-white, ferrum-grey, oxid-blue, beta-red and ammon-grey.

Material: massive oak wood
Measurements wdh: 3,8 x 3,8 x 200 cm; wdh: 50 x 50 x 95 cm

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