The vibrant and quirky Hang-It-All clothes rack was designed in 1953 by Charles and Ray Eames to encourage children to hang up all of their things. However, today it's not only for children: Hang-It-All is a cheerful and functional alternative to the conventional coat rack that can be used in any room.
Its frame of powder-coated welded steel is made using the technology that the Eames' developed for their wire-base chairs and tables. The 14 coloured balls will inject colour into a room and gently hold clothes, hats, bags and anything else you may want, you can literally hang-it-all.