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Paradise Tree

A coat stand of colourful polyethylene elements on a galvanized steel frame, designed by Oiva Toikka

Dimensions

1890 mm

Year

2009

Approx. $970 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Polyethylene elementsGalvanized steel weight and inner frame
Finishes
Red 1004 CWhite 1735 CGreen 1360 CYellow 1665 CLight blue 1220 COrange 1001 C

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Description

Overview

Paradise Tree is an iconic, colourful and fun coat stand designed by Oiva Toikka in 2009 for Magis, where a cat, a bird and a load of clothes live happily together.

The stand takes six colour references, one for each element. Polyethylene is the material of the elements.

Construction

The elements are polyethylene, and the weight and the inner frame are galvanized steel. The base and the two top elements are fixed, and the three others are interchangeable.

Specifications

  • Height: 189 cm
  • Base: diameter 55 cm
  • Element colours, top to base: six references

Story

A tree for coats

Oiva Toikka designed Paradise Tree in 2009 as a coat stand with a cat, a bird and a load of clothes living happily together on it. The stand is iconic, colourful and fun.

Colour and building the tree

The elements are polyethylene, while the weight and the inner frame are galvanized steel. Six colour references run from the top element to the base. The base and the two top elements are fixed; the three others are interchangeable.

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