Designed by Brussels-based Patrick Séha for the Belgian studio PER/USE, the Piano Coat Rack is a wall-mounted panel that treats storage as composition. Its twenty foldable hooks slide and reposition across the panel's width, adjusting to four distinct heights, inviting the kind of quiet reconfiguration its name implies. When the hooks fold flat, the panel reads as pure geometry, a considered object on the wall rather than a utilitarian afterthought. Extended, it accommodates coats, bags, scarves, or anything that benefits from a considered place. The logic is both practical and formal: the piece adapts to the room, not the other way around. Available in beech (white finish), oak (black finish), or walnut (natural finish) Twenty repositionable, foldable hooks across four height positions Wall-mounted construction suited to entryways, dressing rooms, and workspaces Designed and produced in Belgium by PER/USE Séha's sensibility sits at the intersection of wit and precision. His work for PER/USE consistently finds the narrow corridor between the functional and the quietly unexpected, and the Piano Coat Rack is among his most resolved expressions of that position.
