You can be fairly certain that your garments do not have feelings; however, if they did, do you think that they would be upset to be stored in a cramped and dark closet? The Clothing House brings your wardrobe into the light and in view of the room, letting your collection of ensembles become part of the atmosphere of your intimate space.
Ola Giertz has adapted the utilitarian garment rack, keeping a minimalist approach while expressing a bit of personality. The four posts that rise up from the sturdy rectangular base bend inwards. These connect with a single coat hanger rail to form the basic shape of a wire frame pitched roof. The metal material has been simply finished in black, and the Clothing House was given wheels to enhance its versatility.
Roofed Garment Racks
The Clothing House is a Fitting Furnishing for the Domestic Environment
Trend Themes
1. Open-air Storage - Creating storage solutions that bring garments out into the open, allowing them to become a visual part of the living space.
2. Minimalist Design - Applying a simple and sleek aesthetic to everyday objects, reimagining them as stylish and functional pieces of furniture.
3. Versatile Furnishings - Developing furniture with built-in mobility, providing flexibility in rearranging and adapting living spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Incorporating innovative storage solutions into interior design concepts, transforming how clothing is displayed and stored in homes.
2. Furniture Manufacturing - Exploring new designs for garment racks that merge functionality and aesthetics, catering to consumers seeking stylish storage solutions.
3. Smart Home Technology - Integrating smart features into garment racks to enhance usability and convenience, revolutionizing the way clothing is organized and accessed at home.