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Waste sorting bin Ditch by designer Frans de la Haye is right at home in contemporary commercial interiors and public spaces. The high-quality steel design is impressive without stealing the show. Ditch has three or four compartments: for plastic, paper, non-recyclable waste or cups. The waste separation system can be accessorised with wheels and a flap for the non-recyclable waste compartment. Ditch can be personalised through the division of the bins and through the use of different pictograms.

Christoph Seyferth designed this highly practical coat rack for the home and for the office. At eye level it shows a beautifully designed part made of ash wood. By milling regularly spaced grooves along the ash wood, the accompanying Tubulus 100 coat hangers remain at the appropriate distance from one another. The practical extra hook can be used high and low, for example for hanging up keys, a small umbrella or a handbag.

The coat stand Dodici makes a powerful statement. The design of British designer James Irvine may look light, but when used the metal stand is a real heavyweight when it comes to stability. And that is surprising as the twelve hooks seem to have been folded like cardboard. The name of the design refers to the number of hooks: dodici is Italian for twelve. The coat stand is available in several colours.

What makes the Sticks series of coat stands so unique is the combination of plastic, aluminium and oak wood. Sticks Round is an open design with twelve double hooks. The crown, umbrella holder and base are made from aluminium and finished with white textured varnish.

Functional design, modest appearance and fixed sizes: the practical cloakroom system IIium goes back to basics. The system, by designer Gerard Kerklaan, offers countless possibilities for simply creating the perfect entrance. The cloakroom stand Ilium Sagitta+ has an aluminium profile, an umbrella stand and four plastic hooks with coat hangers.