Just as the detective Sherlock Holmes is always portrayed wearing a charming little cloak, so too are the garments hanging on the coat hook, presented by Pallucco, protected by a rigid cloak. Tabard “wears” an elegant and rigid shell whose shape is reminiscent of one of the most representative garments of the late eighteenth century: the tabard, a long seamless overcoat which you wrapped around your body. Here it is an illuminated coat hook that turns 120° and the roles have been inverted. While traditional coat hooks are covered by clothes, Tabard on the other hand covers the clothes, protecting them from dust, giving this object an original unusual look.
Tabard is available in two versions: wall light or floor lamp, which are obtained by joining two cloaks together. Inside a lamp filters its light through the cloak material, helping create an atmosphere of mystery, fascination and seduction.
