We made a hanger with a classic shape once. After using the diamond-shaped cross hanger structure for a while, it is found that the crossbar will loosen. So when we are doing the redesign this time, we put the concept of “clamping” into the Little Egret hanger’s assembly structure. Not only did it achieve the goal of maintaining stability no matter which direction it was shaking, but it also allowed the design of Little Egret to take shape naturally.

This time, we used Ash corks, which are relatively white in the color of the logs. The wood grain of the cork is obvious, and although dark areas sometimes appear, the color of the white is reminiscent of the white feather coat of the little egret.

The crossbar is made of Beech wood. The beech wood’s hardness is higher than the Ash wood, and with a more meticulous pattern, which is very suitable for making round sticks to connect the stand legs on both sides. When you look closely at the cloth stand, you can see the subtle differences between the two kinds of wood. The mutual matching and opposition between the two wood materials bring out the minimalist style’s most crucial core- “texture”.