The Matégot hangers by GUBI celebrates the lightness of organic forms and the grace of everyday gestures, offering a refined and surprising alternative to traditional, anonymous hangers. Designed in 1956 by Mathieu Matégot, it is an emblematic example of his visionary approach: transforming everyday objects into small functional sculptures, where the interplay of lines and materials takes centre stage.
At the centre of the composition stands an elegant brass element, from which three slender arms branch out, each ending in a decorative button. The available variants — all-black, two white and one black, or coloured with red, yellow and white buttons — allow the hangers to be adapted to different styles and settings, whilst always maintaining a distinctive character. Three interpretations which, despite their simplicity, create a focal point capable of capturing the eye.
Small in size but large in presence, the Gubi Matégot hangers combines functionality with decorative value, becoming a timeless detail that enriches the hallway, bedroom or any wall deserving of a touch of personality. An object that embodies Matégot’s philosophy: the ability to elevate the everyday through light, intelligent and timeless forms.
