Coat rack in white lacquered wood, 80's.

This coat rack was designed in the 1980's. Its designer is unknown. It borrowed the codes of the Atomic Age in the 1950's, a period during which the atomic bomb was created. During this time, humanity was fascinated by nuclear power. Architecture, design, graphics and fine arts were all influenced by this new discovery, resulting in the emergence of objects and furniture with shapes resembling chemical molecules. This coat rack is made of white lacquered wood. It consists of a base with 13 holes for hangers, 8 of which are included - 4 are 17 centimeters long and 4 are 24 centimeters long. Metal wall hooks at the back.

Dimensions:
H: 96 cm L: 38 cm P: 22 cm