FDB Møbler's Allé scarf ring is a charmingly simple, classic-looking hanger, with its only decoration being the natural color variations of the oak wood as well as the patina that will slowly develop on its leather strap. Designed by Danish Philip Bro, the Allé collection also includes other wooden interior and small storage items that can be used either together or separately: the scarf ring can be fixed, for example, on the collection’s coat hanger as a practical accessory.
Q4 Allé scarf ring, oak - natural leather
FDB Møbler
Description
FDB Møbler's Allé scarf ring is a charmingly simple, classic-looking hanger, with its only decoration being the natural color variations of the oak wood as well as the patina that will slowly develop on its leather strap. Designed by Danish Philip Bro, the Allé collection also includes other wooden interior and small storage items that can be used either together or separately: the scarf ring can be fixed, for example, on the collection’s coat hanger as a practical accessory.
Product details (5)
- Material
- Matt lacquered oak, leather
- Colour
- Natural
- Depth
- 0.63 in (1.6 cm)
- Diameter
- 6.5 in (16.5 cm)
- Warranty
- 2 years
- Product ID
Designer
Philip Bro Ludvigsen (b. 1962 in Australia) is a Danish industrial designer renowned for his work with furniture, lighting and home interior products. Ludvigsen graduated from Denmark’s School of Design in Copenhagen in 1989 and subsequently gained experience at various Danish design firms. In 2001, Philip Bro Ludvigsen established his own studio, Philip Bro Design. Philip Bro Ludvigsen's designs often employ rounded shapes and natural, soft materials, catering to a mix of international clients as well as a local Danish clientele including FDB Furniture, Royal Copenhagen, Georg Jensen and Fredericia Furniture.
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