The Sucker solves the problem of having to drill holes in tiles, glass or any other smooth surface. The aesthetics of its design lies in its simplicity and the experience of attaching it to the wall: it literally sucks itself into the surface.
Designer: Jan Hoekstra & Leon Ramakers [ Manufacturer: Droog ]
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