Axel Weinbrecht - Boogie Hanger

 

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The Boogie hanger by Axel Weinbrecht is a whole design classic!

The design of the spectacular hanger comes from Hermann Wörner. It convnces through the bended shapes and the surprising functionality.

The elaborate design has the effect, which the Boogie lets pullovers or t-shirts slide in very easily.

The bended shape and the manufacturing out of one piece arranges that Boogie can be rotated to 90°, and the hanger becomes to an elegant hook for wardrobes with wire or fine stack.

For this special and thought through design Boogie hanger/ hook by Axel Weinbrecht was awarded with many important design prizes, the Good Design Award 1999, Chicago, the Good Design Award 2004, Tokyo, the Form 2000 and the Design Plus 1997.

Also Boggie can be seen in the Musée de la mode et du textile in Paris and in "Au Versitaire, une Historie de cintres!", a book about hangers by Daniel Rozensztroch.

Honoured with: Design Plus

The Design Plus design award is assigned within the framework of the Ambiente international consumer goods trade fair in Frankfurt. Designaward Design Plus

Honoured with: Form Design Prize

Products that are chosen for the special show "FORM - Form aus Handwerk und Industrie" at the international trade fair Tendence in Frankfort get the Form Design Prize. Designaward Form Design Prize

Honoured with: Good Design Award (Japan)

As a sequel of the "Good Design Selection Systems", the Good Design Award (Japan) honours the worldwide’s innovative design product since 1957. The annual awarding is coordinated by the "Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization". Designaward Good Design Award (Japan)

Honoured with: Good Design Award

The Museum’s historic Good Design program originated in Chicago in 1950 and was organized by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Jr., former curator of the Museum of Modern Art. Designaward Good Design Award