Tufted Hall Tree Coat Stand

A whole entryway hall stand rendered as one ornate model — hooks, tufting, seat and all. This piece isn’t a flat lattice panel; it’s a full standing hall tree. A tall back rises to an arched crest capped by a carved shell and a spray of scrolling foliage. Just below the crown sit three cast-style coat hooks on a moulded rail. The main back panel is deeply diamond button-tufted — rows of capitonné buttons pulling the padding into a crisp lozenge grid. At the base is an upholstered bench seat with the same quilted treatment, a single moulded drawer beneath it, and short cabriole legs with carved knees. It suits makers who want a decorative reference model, a dolls’-house or roombox furnishing, or a detailed 3D asset for renders and dioramas. Printed large it becomes a display sculpture of a classic French-style hallway set; scaled down it slots straight into miniature interiors. Print notes • Print upright on the base so the tufting and hooks face out cleanly; the flat back sits nicely to the bed. • The button-tufted grid is the star — a 0.12mm layer height (or resin) keeps each dimple and seam readable. • The undercut hooks and cabriole legs may want a few light supports; check the crest overhang before slicing. • If you only need the ornament, the shell crest and drawer moulding also work as standalone CNC relief references.