Fritz Hansen coat tree clothes stand by Sidse Werner
Designed by Danish designer Sidse Werner in 1971, Coat Tree is practical and easy to position anywhere within the home. Its branching arms enable a large majority of garments to be stored, whether it be clothes, coats, hats, scarfs or umbrellas. The Coat Tree consists of 8 bent steel tubes with molded synthetic rounded knobs. It is offered in chromed steel with black round knobs. The Coat Tree is reported to be able to hold 48 overcoats.
Sidse Werner was a cabinet-maker, a weaver, industrial designer and an architect. She worked with carpets, textiles, glass, lamps, furniture and artifacts in general.
25.6" dia. | 76" h
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Designed by Danish designer Sidse Werner in 1971, Coat Tree is practical and easy to position anywhere within the home. Its branching arms enable a large majority of garments to be stored, whether it be clothes, coats, hats, scarfs or umbrellas. The Coat Tree consists of 8 bent steel tubes with molded synthetic rounded knobs. It is offered in chromed steel with black round knobs. The Coat Tree is reported to be able to hold 48 overcoats.
Sidse Werner was a cabinet-maker, a weaver, industrial designer and an architect. She worked with carpets, textiles, glass, lamps, furniture and artifacts in general.
25.6" dia. | 76" h
