Vintage coat rack Manade by Jean-Pierre Vitrac – French design 1970

✨ 1970s designer coat rack attributed to Jean-Pierre Vitrac – Manade edition. An elegant vintage coat rack attributed to designer Jean-Pierre Vitrac, published by Manade, a French house known for its modern and functional creations from the 1970s. This piece stands out with its minimalist and graphic line: a black tubular metal arch to which eight red pivoting hooks are attached, creating a chromatic contrast typical of the design from this period. The whole has a sculptural presence, making it both a decorative object and a functional piece of furniture. Each hook is equipped with two pivoting arms, allowing you to orient coats, bags, or accessories according to your needs. This modular system offers a great hanging capacity while maintaining an airy silhouette. The weighted rectangular base is stable and robust, incorporating a discreet umbrella holder, adding a practical dimension to this design piece. The red and black model is a rare item on the market. ✨ Condition. Very good vintage condition. Solid and stable structure. Some light signs of wear consistent with the age of the object, which contribute to its authenticity (see photos). ✨ An iconic piece of French design from the 70s, ideal for an entrance, office, reception area, or contemporary interior where it will add a graphic and vintage touch. 📐 Dimensions. Height: 190 cm. Width: 26.5 cm. Base: 42.5 × 39 cm. French design, 70s, Manade, tubular metal, vintage coat rack, Memphis style, design entrance, seventies, 70's.