Creative Hooks

Wall hook probably doesn’t sound like something very cool, but we have 15 serious arguments to prove otherwise!


1) Paint Brush Wall Hook

Paint Brush Wall Hook

 We first fell for artist and designer Dominic Wilcox last year at the Milan Furniture Fair with his living shoe laces exhibition. But more recently, the designer has created an installation of coat hooks, recycled from old paint brushes. 

  "One day Dominic was walking through an art shop and looked at the brushes. They seemed pleasant objects so he decided to come up with something using one of them. He remembered how he used to forget to wash paint brushes after using them and then would find them hard and unusable the next day. After quite a few trials and mistakes he managed to make something useful, a coat hook. Handily there is a hole at the top of the handle for the screw."

2)Fly

Fly

Little butterflies flying out of a magic hat. Well this looks pretty amazing on the wall. It looks like some decorative piece on the wall. Well nice hook to hang all you stuff like coat, hat and other stuff. Pretty cool.(Designed by Lamidea)

3) Bird Hook

Bird Hook

   A ceramic hook in shape off a bird where you can expose your favorite accessories. (Designer: Jantze Brogård Asshoff)

   Jantze Brogård Asshoff is a design studio located in Stockholm, Sweden, founded by Moa Jantze, Hanna Brogård and Johanna Asshoff. 

  We strive to beautify and simplify our surroundings to improve everyday life. We create sophisticated, useful products with a poetic soul and playful character. Our backgrounds from diffrent parts of Sweden will always be a great source of inspiration. We like to mix modern with traditional, folklore with decadent luxury and regional Swedish handicraft with industrial production.

4) Alone Hook

Alone Hook

   Alone, an "illuminated circular outline", a coat hook that casts an eye at the concept of a wall light.
Its clear-cut, linear design is enhanced at the rear by an opal finish ring that fills with white light creating a bright halo focusing on the hanging garment.

    Alone can be used in various ways - on its own, in a row or randomly scattered - contributing with its light to outlining visual and functional paths, while furnishing and enhancing also the narrowest and dimmest corners on the home. Dessigned by Daniele Trebbi.

5) Man Wall Hook

Man Wall Hook

Men wall hooks will certainly provide uniqueness with its outstretched forms. Made up of high class cast resin, the stretched arms and legs will give a gymnastic comfort as a hanger for your coats, hats or even towels.

6) Ninja Star Coat Hook

Ninja Star Coat Hook

Ninja Star Coat Hanger will definitely let you attack on your own home walls. No, here it’s not the defending part; instead, this star hanger will act as your weapon tool to hang out your coats, hats or belts.

7) Dart Hook

Dart Hook

Make a playful statement in your wall! Set of three Stainless steel darts with a special wall fixing. A unique hook for hanging your favorite hat or jacket. (Designer: Anthony Chrisp)

8) 8-bit Hanger

8-Bit Hook

Mount to your wall, and then use to hang your non 8 bit stuff. You can hang on your stuff like headphones, hat, and other stuff.(link)

9) Raindrop

Raindrop Hook

Wooden raindrop wall hooks. (Designer: Jantze Brogård Asshoff)

Jantze Brogård Asshoff is a design studio located in Stockholm, Sweden, founded by Moa Jantze, Hanna Brogård and Johanna Asshoff. 

  We strive to beautify and simplify our surroundings to improve everyday life. We create sophisticated, useful products with a poetic soul and playful character. Our backgrounds from diffrent parts of Sweden will always be a great source of inspiration. We like to mix modern with traditional, folklore with decadent luxury and regional Swedish handicraft with industrial production.

10) Knife Hooks

Knife Hook

Show your character by making your home look like a war zone. (Designer: tc studio)

TC STUDIO IS THE EXPERIMENTAL
DESIGN SPACE OF TI CHANG

Hi, thanks for checking out my work. I'm an industrial designer / entreprenuer who has a full time job but on occasion I enjoy designing and creating not because it pays the bills, but simply because it nurishes my soul.

As an industrial designer, I work in mass prduction and volume manufacturing sometimes it is refreshing to create small batches of personal work. This is a space where you can find one-off items or products made in very limited quantities. Hope you will enjoy it!

11) Regnah Hanger

Regnah Hanger

Hanger for anyone with a crazy desire to hit a door or a wall with an axe. (link)

12)  Mountain Coat Range

Mountain Coat Range

 Inspired by excess material from our cut sheets, the contrast of Walnut to the exposed interior of Certified Maple becomes the snow-capped mountain peaks of the Grand Tetons. A functional landscape for your home that leaves little impact on the actual frontier. The mountain range’s peaks enable you to hang four or more items. (Designer: BraveSpaceDesign)

13)  Office Clip Hook

Office Clip Hook

Someone finally did it—improved an everyday paperclip. It’s 10 times bigger, stronger and more contemporary, too. A great catchall for your modern office, it’s made of heat-treated steel to hold coats, bags or files. (link)

14) “Here Hook”

Here Hook

 Here’s the “Here Hook!” It’s an arrow, basically just pointing to the general area of itself. It’s a coat hook. It knows exactly where you’d be precisely in the area of cool if you want to hang up your jacket. Or hat! (Designer:Richard Shed)

   

15)Active Hanger

Active Hanger

 Mountain climbing posts you install on your walls, serve as both hooks for clothing, and a rock-climbing-esque wall in your house. Placed several meters above the floor, this hanger transforms the wall in a little mountain that needs to be climbed every time users have to get their jacket. (Designer: Ferran Lajara)