HANG IT ALL
Charles & Ray Eames
1953
Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1953, Hang It All is a playful reinterpretation of the traditional coat rack, combining everyday function with color, rhythm and graphic expression.
The object is composed of a welded steel-wire frame supporting a sequence of brightly colored wooden spheres. These elements provide multiple hanging points while transforming a simple domestic accessory into a highly recognizable visual composition.
Hang It All reflects the Eameses’ ability to bring experimentation, humor and accessibility into everyday design. Its modular structure and vibrant use of color make it an object that operates somewhere between furniture, graphic design and playful sculpture.