Hooks are handy, utilitarian and they can be decorative. Use a hook to corral your keys, stash your bag , hang your robe , hold your hat. There’s a hook for every purpose and a hook for every decor.
Hook Up With Style
No matter whether your style is casual, formal, funky or fun, there is a hook to add to your decor while serving your needs. Here’s just a sampling of what’s available:
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This classic glass double hook is perfect for a hat and coat or a robe and a towel.
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Lure your family to hang their keys instead of laying them around. A great gift for a fisherman!
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Sports lovers can organize their things on four hooks while decorating their room with visions of their favorite thing.
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Emphasize the uniqueness of this equestrian hook by creating a herd of hooks - cluster 3 to 5 of them for impact.
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Scrolled metal adds a feminine touch but works hard with six hooks.
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Monogrammed hooks give you lots of options. Use the initial of your first and last name on side-by-side hooks. Spell out the word “keys,” “coats,” “hats” or whatever you plan to hang. What about a a hook for each member of your family – use either their first name initial or spell out your family’s last name.
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These fork, knife and spoon wall hooks would look right at home in the kitchen holding dish towels or hot pads.
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Six wine labels pair perfectly with hooks – a tasteful combination.
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This red ceramic hook provides a bright spot on your wall.
Are You Hooked?
Old world iron hooks in my laundry room by the back door hold keys and coats. Sleek bronze hooks by my master shower and chunky wooden hooks outside by the hot tub hold towels and robes. What about you? Are you hooked on the ease of hooks? If so, how and where do you use them? Use the Comment link at the end of the post and let me know!
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