Coat rack Sciangai - Zanotta

The cult object of Italian design (Compasso d’Oro Award) Treat yourself to a design icon with the Sciangai coat rack, published by the prestigious Zanotta house. Created in 1973 by the famous trio of designers De Pas, D’Urbino, and Lomazzi, this model revolutionised functional furniture, winning the prestigious Compasso d’Oro in 1979. It is now exhibited in the world's greatest museums, including MoMA in New York. A unique concept inspired by Mikado. The Sciangai captivates with its ingenious simplicity. Inspired by the Chinese game of the same name (Mikado), it consists of eight solid wood slats connected by a central joint. With a simple gesture, it opens to form a sculptural and stable structure, ready to hold coats and hats. Once closed, it becomes a compact and discreet stick, easy to store or move. Quality & Materials. Structure: Solid oak (or ash depending on your variant), known for its robustness and natural elegance. Mechanism: Precise articulation allowing for smooth opening and perfect stability on the ground. Aesthetics: A rare blend of minimalism and sculptural presence that fits well in an entrance, bedroom, or office. Technical specifications: Designer: De Pas, D’Urbino, Lomazzi (1973) Publisher: Zanotta (100% Authentic) Open dimensions: Height 145 cm X Diameter 65 cm. Closed dimensions: Height 160 cm X Diameter 11 cm. Weight: Approximately 5 kg. Condition: Brand new - display model. Why choose the Sciangai It is much more than a storage piece: it is a collector's item that takes up no space and withstands the test of time without showing signs of wear. Its ability to fold makes it the ideal ally for modular spaces.