Pilot Coat Hanger / 49 eur
Designed by Nina Tolstrup
A classy, wing-formed coat hanger in steam bent wood and stainless steel. Pilot has an additional hook underneath where you hang scarves, bags or ties.
- Details
- Oak / Stainless Steel
LxWxH: 43x4x21 cm
Item no. S1600627 - Packaging
- WxDxH: 46x24,5x2,67 cm
Weight: 0,61 kg - Material and care
Proper usage and maintenance
Proper usage and maintenance is vital for getting the most out of the valuable resources we have. Our designs are made to last for generations, but just like everything else, they need a little care to get there.
Stainless Steel
Why
Stainless steel is a timeless and long-lasting material which is super easy to maintain. The material strength enables designs with thin profiles and various forms and patterns.Cleaning
Use soapy water and wipe with a dry cloth.Maintenance
Minor scratches and oxide stains can easily be removed with a non-abrasive scouring pad. Care products for stainless steel such as Gleerustol can also be used. If used on kitchen utilities, always remember to wash it thoroughly after.Caution
When using special care products you should avoid all contact with wood in order not to damaging the surface. Do not use any kind of products containing chlorine as this will damage the surface and make it vulnerable to corrosion.Oak
Origin
Oak grows in most temperate zones. The selection of the wood is extremely careful and all processing is by hand, so that only the best and most durable pieces of wood are used in production.Why
Oak is a sturdy and hardwearing type of wood containing natural tannings that will protect against bacterial growth. Combined with its light, elegant colour and well-defined grains, this makes oak wood safe choice for high-quality interior.Cleaning
The wood comes with no finish. If you choose not to treat it with soap or oil, use a suitable cleaning agent for wood.Maintenance
As the wood is untreated it may be affected by grease and colorants. For this reason, we recommend saturating the wood with soap or a suitable furniture oil to make it more resistant. If you wish to use soap or oil, use a suitable product. Be aware that the wood will change colour when applying soap or oil.
About the designer / Nina Tolstrup
Nina Tolstrup holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the Business School of Copenhagen and a degree in industrial design from ENSCI-Les Ateliers in Paris. She has worked in various areas of design and communication, which has given her a 360 perspective and approach to design. Today the Danish designer resides in London, where she has run Studiomama since 2000 with her partner, Jack Mama.
Nina Tolstrup has always been an advocate for green and sustainable solutions, and she was among the first to create a piece of furniture that you could copy by downloading the manual from her website. The Pallet Project from 2008 was an immediate success that pushed the boundaries and expectations for design and production.
Nina Tolstrups sustainable ethos combined with an exploratory and playful approach has resulted in a socially-relevant portfolio that encompasses architecture, interior design, jewellery, exhibition design, curation, products and furniture. Understanding people’s needs and the socio-cultural context within which they live is central to Studiomama’s practice. The studio works with objects, interiors and architecture.
”We have created a body of work that has pioneered open-sourcing, pushed the limits of material recycling, extended product lifespans and explored new forms of up-cycling, all while challenging conventional business models and distribution methods. We seek out working with companies like Skagerak that has a grounded and committed approached sustainability", says Nina Tolstrup.
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