Specifications
Maintenance
Downloads
Materials:
Oak
Size & Weight:
H: 14,5 x L: 15,5 x D: 12,5 cm
0,09 kg
0,09 kg
Product Information:
Sticks is delivered unassembled. Including screws and rawlplugs. Load capacity: Approx. 15 kg.
Maintenance:
Clean with damp cloth.
Downloads:
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Sticks Hooks - 2 pcs Black30.00 USD -
Chip Hook Large Black25.00 USD -
Chip Hook Large Grey25.00 USD -
Chip Hook Medium Nature25.00 USD -
Chip Hook Medium Black25.00 USD -
Chip Hook Medium Grey25.00 USD -
Chip Hook Small Nature20.00 USD -
Chip Hook Small Black20.00 USD -
Chip Hook Small Grey20.00 USD -
Curve Hook Ash30.00 USD
About
Sticks Hooks
Sticks is a simple and solid hook designed by the Belgian designer Benoît Deneufbourg. The simple construction made of three sticks creates a functional and decorative hook providing various options for hanging clothes.Use the Sticks hooks for tea towels in the kitchen, in the hall for coats and jackets or in the bedroom to hang bags on. The simple and natural look of the hooks adds a Nordic feel to your decoration. Sticks look beautiful on basic white walls or as a natural contrast on a wall with bold wallpaper or vivid color.Sticks is available in natural oak and black.
Designer
Benoît Deneufbourg
Born in 1977 at La Louvière (Belgium), Benoît Deneufbourg studied interior architecture at Saint-Luc Brussels. B.dnb designStudio was launched in 2004 and based in Brussels. B.dnb designStudio covers a wide range of disciplines like designing furniture, lighting and accessories, and also interior design, installations and graphic design. Benoît Deneufbourg also teaching in a Brussels art school.
"I design with a simple approach that aspires to innovate by finding simple and effective solutions. I am fascinated with materials and manufacturing processes. I consider design as a research laboratory on forms, materials and techniques."
"I design with a simple approach that aspires to innovate by finding simple and effective solutions. I am fascinated with materials and manufacturing processes. I consider design as a research laboratory on forms, materials and techniques."
