by Khodi Bregonje






Khodi Bregonje
A boomerang-shaped wall-mounted coat rack made from bio-based SAM-panel of agricultural waste (compressed cow manure, Pure BPF) with a Digital Product Passport. The rack has two modes: in its resting state, it acts as a sculptural wall object, and when clothing is hung, the boomerang-shaped elements lower. Thanks to elastics made from recycled bicycle tires, they move smoothly and spring back automatically once the items are removed. The entire panel is cut from a single material, the metal parts are easily removable, and the rack is delivered assembled. The design embodies reuse and circular thinking while remaining a playful, interactive spatial object.
Bio-based SAM-panel van agrarisch afval (compressed cow manure, Pure BPF), elastics from recycled bicycle tires, metal components
Standard wall-mounted dimensions
2025

Khodi Bregonje (2002) is a Spatial Design graduate from the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam, with a passion for creating emotionally resonant, human-scale spaces and objects. Drawing on his Italian-Dutch heritage, he explores cultural narratives through material research and concept development. Guided by observation and inspired by everyday human behaviour, Khodi uses photography as a tool to heighten spatial awareness, capturing light, texture, and atmosphere as a reflection of how space is experienced.