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Core77 - Blog • Jan. 26, 2026, 5:13 p.m.
The Dot Hanger: Echoing the Eameses, but Inspired by Musical Notes
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I've just stumbled across the spiritual successor to the Eameses' Hang-It-All Coat Rack. This Dot Hanger is by South Korean industrial designer ByongKyu Song, a/k/a BKID.
It can be mounted horizontally or vertically. The user selects the position of the components and locks them in place (I assume) with a spring-loaded pin.
Intriguingly, it was inspired not by the Eames design, but by drawing notes on sheet music. "We wanted to allow users to freely adjust the beats of different notes," Song writes.
It can be mounted horizontally or vertically. The user selects the position of the components and locks them in place (I assume) with a spring-loaded pin.
Intriguingly, it was inspired not by the Eames design, but by drawing notes on sheet music. "We wanted to allow users to freely adjust the beats of different notes," Song writes.
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