The Mobe Hanger by Dan Hoolahan is Inspired by the Mobius Strip
Meghan Young — May 16, 2013 — Art & Design
References: danhoolahan & yankodesign
The Mobe Hanger may look familiar to some. It is the polished version of the Hwoarang hanger. With an easier to pronounce name, a nice branding touch and a change of hook material, the Mobe Hanger will be even harder to pass up. If people thought of it as purely practical, they will now want it based solely on looks
Designed by Dan Hoolahan, a creative based in Liverpool, England, the Mobe Hanger may be able to hold just about anything, but its looping mobius strip form is especially ideal for scarves, ties and belts. Great to put on display in the front hallway or secreted in the closet, the Mobe Hanger is made out of a minimal amount of plywood.
Designed by Dan Hoolahan, a creative based in Liverpool, England, the Mobe Hanger may be able to hold just about anything, but its looping mobius strip form is especially ideal for scarves, ties and belts. Great to put on display in the front hallway or secreted in the closet, the Mobe Hanger is made out of a minimal amount of plywood.
Trend Themes
1. Sculptural Clothing Hooks - Opportunity for designers to create innovative and visually appealing clothing hooks.
2. Functional Home Decor - Potential for designers to create practical home decor products with aesthetic appeal.
3. Minimalist Furniture Accessories - Opportunity to design simple yet functional accessories for furniture that enhance the overall aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate sculptural clothing hooks in their projects to add a unique touch to the space.
2. Fashion - Fashion designers can collaborate with furniture designers to create clothing hooks that double as fashion accessories.
3. Woodworking - Woodworkers can explore creating minimalist furniture accessories like the Mobe Hanger using plywood.
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