CLIPA
Due to the increasing merging of living and working space, the apartment becomes a meeting place, a place of work and recreation. At this place you want to feel home, and so people express their personality through the objects in it.
This is how clothes could also become a personal object in the room, and not only by wearing them. CLIPA helps the user to communicate his individual lifestyle in the interior.
By squeezing the two wings tightly together, it allows to place a shirt even with small collars on it. This movement also opens the triangular hook. Relaxing the grip on the wings, the hook closes, allowing the hanger to be attached to a clothes rail or a shelf.
Project developed with Rebecca Bäumer
Roles in material research & concept development, form, prototyping, pictures
Münster, Germany
2016
