



Aster Clothes Stand
Made by Zanotta
Designed by Alessandro Dubini
Designed by Alessandro Dubini in 2010, Aster began with a simple question: why should a clothes stand be merely functional? The answer is a freestanding form that reads as sculpture before it reads as utility. Its open steel frame traces an abstract hourglass, creating a vertical gesture that holds presence in a room without imposing on it.
Zanotta has long treated everyday domestic objects as worthy of the same formal rigor applied to seating or tables. Aster reflects that sensibility. The painted steel construction is precise and deliberately slim, allowing the stand to inhabit an entrance hall, a bedroom corner, or a hospitality suite without visual weight.
- Designed by Alessandro Dubini, 2010
- Painted steel frame
- Available in talc, amaranth, and black
- Freestanding, suitable for residential and contract environments
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Zanotta Aster clothes stand?
Aster was designed by Italian designer Alessandro Dubini and introduced by Zanotta in 2010. Dubini is known for objects that sit at the intersection of product design and sculptural form.
What materials is the Aster clothes stand made from?
The Aster is constructed from painted steel. It is available in three finishes: talc, amaranth, and black.
Is the Zanotta Aster suitable for commercial or hospitality projects?
Yes. Its freestanding structure and compact footprint make it well suited to hotel rooms, boutique lobbies, offices, and other contract environments, as well as residential settings.
What design tradition does Zanotta represent?
Founded in 1954 in Nova Milanese, Zanotta has been central to Italian design culture for decades, collaborating with figures such as Achille Castiglioni, Marco Zanuso, and Ettore Sottsass. The brand treats functional objects as opportunities for formal and cultural expression.
How does the Aster clothes stand stay stable without a base plate?
The hourglass structure distributes weight through its open steel frame geometry, providing stability without a broad base, which preserves the stand's graphic, lightweight visual character.
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