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Hanger tree, by Chu Yu-Lin and Wang Cheng-Wei
It redefines the traditional coatrack or hat stand with interlocking coat hangers.
Hanger Tree is constructed with the coat hangers that are left empty when one chooses their clothes for the day. A base plate and stem provide the support for the tree of hangers, which interlock to create a branched form. After wearing, semi-dirty clothes (that can be worn again before washing) can be hung on the Hanger Tree. After washing, clothes can be returned to the closet with hangers removed from the tree.
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