The collective imagination was the starting point for the design of the clothes peg.

Rethinking the use of a product, the clothes peg, initially created in the mid-1700s by the Shaker community, brought a playful and sensorial narrative to the product.

The prototype made of boxwood, the material used in the original clothes peg, has as its main characteristics its lightness and light color, which reminds us of Scandinavian furniture, and perfectly met the needs of this object.

The multiple uses were possible by embedding a cavity where the screw would be inserted, becoming a clothes peg, paperweight, refrigerator magnet, mirror frame, centipede table and clothesline table leg, and book divider.