1953 (American Modern)

Eames Hang-It-All

Charles & Ray Eames — Herman Miller, USA

Coloured wooden balls on a wire frame make the Eames Hang-It-All a cheerful place for coats and everyday belongings.

A playful approach to tidying

Charles and Ray Eames designed the Hang-It-All in 1953 with children in mind. Rounded wooden hooks and an open frame give a practical wall rack a clear graphic identity.

Colour meets construction

The balls sit at the ends of bent wire. Multicoloured versions add a cluster of accents; quieter finishes draw attention to the framework. Coats and bags naturally become part of the composition.

Mount it within reach

Set the height for the people using it, and allow space for clothing beside doors. Choose fixings for your wall type and follow the manufacturer's mounting and load guidance.