Knit Coat Rack

$450

Designed by Japanese designer Jin Kuramoto, Knit is a simple and iconic coat rack with a distinctive sculptural design. Comprising three powder lacquered steel pipes that are interconnected in a three-dimensional way, the pipes are securely ‘knitted' together to support each other and create the strength of the body. Inspired by the tactile experience of touching materials and the experimental processes of bending and knitting ropes and metal rods, Knit was developed as an extension of HAY's wardrobe and garment hanging options in a flat-packed design that is easy to assemble. Featuring a high gloss finish that creates a lustrous effect, Knit can be used to add functionality and visual interest to hallways, bedrooms and other private or public areas.

Dimensions: 50.5cm W x 49.5cm D x 161.5cm H

Materials: Powder coated steel tube available in a range of high gloss finishes.

Downloads: Tear sheet

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About the Brand: HAY

Founded in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, HAY was born from a vision to make high-quality design accessible to a wide audience. Drawing inspiration from architecture and fashion, HAY collaborates with some of the world’s most talented designers to create products that are both innovative and timeless. Their commitment to sustainability is evident in their use of eco-friendly materials and production methods, earning them accolades such as the Nordic Swan Ecolabel.

While our online store features a curated selection of our HAY top picks, we are pleased to offer access to the entire HAY collection. If you're looking for a specific product not listed online, please get in touch—our team can assist with special orders and product enquiries.

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About the Designer: Jin Kuramoto

Jin Kuramoto is a Japanese designer who was born in 1976 on a small island in the countryside. He established JIN KURAMOTO STUDIO INC. in 2008 and designs a wide range of products including furniture, home appliances and everyday items. He values the process of repeated trial and error, touching materials, listening to their voice, prototyping in a studio full of inspiration, and making what he calls ‘positive accidents.’ His work has won numerous international awards, including the Red Dot Award ‘Best of the Best’, and the iF Product Design Award.

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