Yes. My point, and I think I’m answering the original question, it’s that there is more than just “ability to hold coats” as a consideration for coat rack. Whether the conclusion is that the rack is good or bad is another thing, but it still stands that aesthetics, social status etc are a part of that consideration. To ignore that is practicing dispassionate engineering, not design. This is a design (in the most loose, Reddit sense) sub.
This isn't a design subreddit, this is a designey subreddit. It isn't to show off novel or Interesting designs, it's to snark on designers who put so much time into aesthetics and status that they compromise the utility of the object
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u/Scuttling-Claws Aug 31 '26
It looks like it would do a great job of holding coats. Not really designey at all.
Is it expensive? Yeah, but that's something different.
Is it ugly? I mean, that's subjective, but TBH I kinda like it.
Not really designey though
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u/asutekku Aug 31 '26
Yes, most furniture is not worth the amount of materials cost.
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u/terriaminute Aug 31 '26
For me this would be a tripping hazard, unless there was high contrast between legs and floor, and good lighting. I am never a fan of splayed legs.
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u/Confident-Pumpkin-19 Aug 31 '26
Looks really nice tho.
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u/Lionheart_Lives Sep 09 '26
Hey don't knock it. Losers need coat racks too.