Shoehorn Hanger
- Designed by: Faudet-Harrison
- More Info: faudet-harrison.com
The clothes hanger gains a rather pedestrian second use thanks to the London-based design firm Faudet-Harrison. This hanger, made for shoe maven Tracey Neuls's new store in Shoreditch, has a shoehorn on each end.
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is this hanger a joke, a novelty or meant to be a piece of art? when I look at the ends and I notice the shoe-horn curves are pointed UP...that makes NO sense to me...does it make sense to you to let fabric be bent up/out like that? why wouldn't you have just turned the shoe-horns over?? Im thinking the hangers are just a novelty....am I correct?
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