I was running through Pinterest the other day and saw this image pop up. So I “saved” it — and examined what really drew me in.
I’m such a design nerd, always studying certain features, looking for unique products or the way they are combined with others in a space. I pulled this image up and knew I had to find out where those hooks came from. (I know, you were wondering that too. Right? :-) Told you I was a design nerd!)
The pic was found in this article, and was the home of the former Domino editor in chief, Michelle Adams. I love the easy style of this home and, of course, the blue color used as accents throughout. I pinned some of these images to my “My Style” board on Pinterest.
This hook was linked at the bottom of the article, HERE.
I certainly appreciate good design, but I don’t know many people who can justify a hook for $300. Although, I really love it and think it’s so appropriate for that look. After all, it captured my eye on Pinterest. :-)
It made me think of several projects of mine, where we really wanted just a unique hook, something strong, simple and durable, for towels in the bathroom. Personally, I love hooks in a bathroom. I designed this peg style towel hook rack for one of my clients with a vintage style bathroom, and used hooks for the other bathroom too, in lieu of a towel bar.
I really loved the rectangular base and brass finish on these hefty hooks from a remodel project of mine. Carla Aston, Designer
More beefy hooks for a mud room in a recent project. The double hook is great for jackets and bags or backpacks underneath. Carla Aston, Designer
Today, I have some cool hooks for you — some simple, some more elaborate, nothing too “kitschy” so you can find the hook of your dreams!
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