looking like an organized bone structure, the ‘dino’ clothes rack has been designed by finnish designer lincoln kayiwa. the hangers range in size to suit coats and jackets for adults and children. made from plastic, hangers are evenly spaced to reduce friction and allow the independent movement between each. ‘dino’ can be used in public cloak rooms as each hanger is numbered.
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