Mobe is a stylish hanger for accessories such as scarves, belts, and ties. Its unusual form makes it a perfect object for being kept out on display. Designed by Dan Hoolahan, it’s made of bent plywood and powder-coated steel.
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If you like Cuppo, you may take a look at flip & tumble‘s Hooknook. Both products share the same concept — a wall container for small items that doubles as a hanger. Hooknook is made of 50% recycled polypropylene.
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Remember this versatile steel holder by Everyday Design? Nubagg is a similar product designed to hold plastic bags. You can use it as a trash bin, laundry bag, or a storage unit for small items such as toys. It’s made of 100% recycled metal.
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Cuppo is a wall container for small items that also doubles as a hanger. It can be attached to any surface, including refrigerators or metal doors, and can be used in multiples to create an accent on the wall. Designed and manufactured by Ideaco, it’s an iF Design Award 2013 winner.
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This Fading Mirror from ENO‘s new collection will bring a bit of mystery into any room. I like the foggy effect. Design by Thomas Eurlings.
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L’oeuf by Maison Martin Margiela is an unusual door stop in a shape of a duck’s egg. It’s made of silicone.
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This simple metal folder serves as a wall organizer for magazines and papers. Made of aluminum, it can be labeled with a dry-erase marker. Design by Debra Folz.
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Fold is a playful mirror with an unusual angle that offers a surprising image to the viewer. The mirror is attached to the wall by a steel sliding bracket and can be mounted horizontally or vertically. Available in three sizes and two colors, it provides many possibilities for custom configurations. Design by Marie Thurnaue for Normann Copenhagen.
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Ready, a combination of a hook and a mirror, is a great decorative piece for the entryway. Unlike most coat racks, it’s unusually playful and practical at the same time. Design by Kirsty Whyte for Normann Copenhagen.
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Guidelines is a minimalist magazine holder for the wall that is both functional and decorative. Designed in 2010 by Frederik Roijé, it consists of two powder-coated metal strips, which form a beautiful crisscross pattern.
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Pink is not my color, but I have to admit it perfectly fits the playful design of the Marameo umbrella stand. It can make a great statement piece in a modern entryway. Design by C.B. Farinar for Italian company Creativando.
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