Product Design
Maks Ferenčina
Skeleton

Project
The “SKELETON” over-the-door clothes rack emerged from an analysis of the personal ritual of getting dressed in the morning. The project examines the everyday process of choosing clothes, which often results in a recurring pile on an armchair or bed.
Its foldable construction allows a larger number of garments to be organised within a narrow space. It transforms the familiar pile of clothes into a clear system resembling a retail display, making it easier to select and temporarily store different outfits.
The name “SKELETON” refers to the rack’s role in holding the essential garments used each day, forming a kind of structural framework for the user’s wardrobe.
Year
2026
Mentors and collaborators
Andrea Hercog, Associate Professor (mentor)
Ema Kreč (student assistant)
Pavel Posavec, Assistant Professor (photography)
Institution
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture, School of Design
Author
Maks Ferenčina is a first-year undergraduate student at the School of Design, University of Zagreb Faculty of Architecture. He developed the “SKELETON” project as part of the Industrial Design 2 course.




