Leaning Storage Ladder – Hammered Aged Brass or Gunmetal Finish

A ladder that leans against a wall rather than standing on its own, in a hammered finish offered as Aged Brass or Gunmetal. Hammering leaves the metal with an irregular faceted surface, so light breaks across the rails instead of running smoothly along them, and that is the difference between this and a plain tubular frame.

A leaning piece takes its stability from the wall it rests against and the angle at which it meets the floor. That angle is what stops it sliding outward, and it means the whole load passes through two feet and two contact points at the top rather than into a base. Nothing is fixed and nothing is assembled into a case, so the rungs are doing double duty as structure and as the thing you hang from.

Towels in a bathroom, throws in a living room, or magazines and folded blankets. It takes up almost no floor depth, which is the reason to use one instead of a shelf unit.

• Material: Metal
• Finishes: Hammered Aged Brass, Hammered Gunmetal