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Monkey Coat Stand

Designer:
Jaime Hayon
Brand:
BD Barcelona
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"There’s nothing better than getting home to this smiling monkey to hang my jacket. It looks like he’s waiting for a banana to fall. This humorous side also gives me happiness when leaving home for the day." Jaime Hayon.

The Monkey Side Table is one of BD’s funniest and most iconic pieces. Its utility has now translated into a coat stand. With an architectural concrete body, the stand can carry weights up to {XXX}, making it a practical item in the home. Suitable for interior spaces, the Stand is an inviting spectacle. It is fun and functional, reminding us of Heyon’s expansive skill set and creative mind.

"There’s nothing better than getting home to this smiling monkey to hang my jacket. It looks like he’s waiting for a banana to fall. This humorous side also gives me happiness when leaving home for the day." Jaime Hayon.

The Monkey Side Table is one of BD’s funniest and most iconic pieces. Its utility has now translated into a coat stand. With an architectural concrete body, the stand can carry weights up to {XXX}, making it a practical item in the home. Suitable for interior spaces, the Stand is an inviting spectacle. It is fun and functional, reminding us of Heyon’s expansive skill set and creative mind.

Designer

Jaime Hayon

Born in Madrid in 1974, Jaime Hayon can boast one of the most glittering careers to be seen in the recent history of contemporary design.

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Brand

BD Barcelona

BD Barcelona Design is the Spanish company with the highest international prestige in design. What, in its foundation in 1972 was an expression of almost insolent rebellion by a group of young, unsatisfied architects, soon became a productive philosophy with a mission to break moulds, even commercial ones.

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