Wall hooks and coat hooks in hand-painted ceramic, solid brass, mother-of-pearl inlay, carved wood and forged iron — for coats, hats, scarves, towels and the quiet daily ritual of putting things in their place. Every piece is finished by hand, with attention to weight, scale and the way it sits against a wall. Designed in England.
How to choose a wall hook
Start with the room. Entryways carry the most weight — solid brass, forged iron and multi-hook racks spread the load and will take a wet winter coat. Bathrooms suit ceramic and brass, both of which shrug off steam. Bedrooms and dressing rooms are where a single sculptural hook earns its place, for a dressing gown or a favourite scarf.
Then the load. A monogram ceramic hook is made for a tote, a hat or a scarf — not heavy outerwear. For coats, choose brass or iron, and fix into a stud or a proper wall plug rather than plasterboard alone.
Then the finish. Carry one metal through a room and it reads as deliberate. If your door knobs are aged brass, aged brass hooks will feel considered rather than accidental — the same logic that runs through our cabinet knobs.
What people choose here
Monogrammed ceramic hooks make genuinely personal gifts — an initial for a new home, a child's bedroom, a wedding. Animal and sculptural designs work as small artworks in their own right. Family-sized racks handle busy entryways. And mother-of-pearl inlay carries the same material story as our cabinet hardware, if you want one thread running through the house.
