Instead of playing Where’s Waldo with your empty clothes hangers, the Point Hanger makes finding free ones easy. Once an item has been removed from the hanger, a small weighted signal embedded in the wood structure automatically lifts above the hanger line making it simple to spot hidden ones!
Designer: Yoon Ho Kim
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You know how I spot the empty hangers in my closet? By looking at them and seeing that they’re empty. Not hard in the slightest. This solves nothing.