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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.

Silo is the name of a collection of cylindrical umbrella stands and waste-paper baskets with a strikingly modest appearance. The baskets are made of stainless steel or steel finished in black and metallic grey. Waste-paper basket Silo P is fitted as standard with a drip-tray. The sleek design is the work of the van Esch team.

The designs of British designer James Irvine have, without exception, a powerful look. Sometimes this arises from their specific form, other times from their simplicity. This is the case with Quattro and Sei, wall coat racks with two or three double hooks, made of black, white or metallic grey epoxy coated steel. Quattro and Sei go well with Dodici and Drip, also designs of James Irvine.

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.

The Tangram umbrella stand is full of surprises. The smart, graphic design fits precisely into a 90-degree corner and so takes up hardly any space. Above all, the geometric shape invites you to combine different umbrella stands. The name Tangram refers to the famous Chinese puzzle that you can create an infinite number of shapes with. Combine two, three or more umbrella stands with each other and create your own puzzle solution.