17 FEB 2009

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The lasso fight

YatzerDesignFight | No.8

1 "Catching the Wild" designed by Johannes Hemann & Kai Linke (GERMANY)
The object Catching the Wild is a still-life, and pays homage to the Wild West. The Lasso wardrobe transports the great open Wild West into the here and now. Modern cowboys will readily entrust their clothes to it and, when they hang things up or take them out, the elliptical-shaped hanger swings in and out.
Height: 177cm

2 "Rodeo" by FORM US WITH LOVE for mitab (SWEDEN)
Rodeo is a quiet coat hanger with large functionality. The quiet hanger in felt is a new product that is careful with the user as well as the clothes. Rodeo is a coat hanger where the goal has been to maximize the clothing storage at a minimized space. Rodeo can be placed in any different environment. Rodeo is delivered with 10 Rodeo hangers in felt.
Height: 156cm

What do you prefer?

Yatzer is waiting for your comments below

sources:

Johannes Hemann , Kai Linke , FORM US WITH LOVE

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Comment(s)

2010-03-08 18:12:17
D, Bentley.

"Catching the Wild" designed by Johannes Hemann & Kai Linke. Because looking at a rope suspended in mid-air is just more fun then artistically shaped metal. While "Rodeo" is well made, it doesn't make as much of an impact.

2010-03-04 12:57:37
amnah

"Catching the Wild"

2009-12-10 14:29:59
corina

definitely the one by Kai

2009-07-20 13:47:52
narelle

i strongly prefer the lasso effect it defies gravity =)

2009-02-26 17:16:48
alessandra

catching the wild, definitely

2009-02-19 11:06:14
zuy

the sweden one is more an italian design than a scandinavian design and the german one more dutch design than german design...it's global now and THE historical country of design , Italy is looking for a new identity in design with trend company future Lab

2009-02-18 21:05:18
Jenny

the one by Kai!

2009-02-18 09:54:58
Inez

The right one looks like the FUWL cord lamp upside down!

2009-02-17 22:54:48
zuy

this one http://www.stolenwood.com/

2009-02-17 22:32:02
Bill Sk.

The "original" still life lasso OF COURSE!