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Hooks and Knobs
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items I’m always drawn to the little details that make a home feel more personal. These are the decorative wall hooks and cabinet knobs I’d pick to give a plain dresser, kitchen cupboard, or entryway a little more character. Think handmade ceramics, sculpt...
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Hooks
These are what I’d choose if you like little design details but prefer a quiet palette. The wavy dark wood adds interest without needing any colour.
Unda Hooks
I love the slightly wonky shape of this one. I’d use it somewhere you’ll actually see it, like beside a bathroom mirror with a nice hand towel.
Curvature Hook
What a fun hook that is so versatile. We rarely see hooks that are of this size. I'm a huge sunglasses fan and with this, everything fits!
Swell
This would be my splurge pick. I’d start with one in a small hallway and let the patterned glass be the detail that makes the space.
coatCANDY
A pop of colour is never a bad idea. It adds a hint of intention in an entry way. Fun for kids' rooms as well!
Pastel Blue Metal Wave Wall Hook
I’d put a few of these at different heights near the front door. The burnt orange would look so good against a creamy wall, especially with a wood bench underneath.
Dots Ceramic coat hook, burnt orange
If your entryway feels a little flat, this is the kind of colour I’d add. I’d keep the wall around it fairly clear so that oversized curve can stand out.
Curve hook
I’d use these for a small hit of colour without committing to a bigger piece. They’d be especially good in a kitchen with wood cabinets.
Bolt Hook
I’d choose this for a bedroom or dressing area and hang a favourite necklace from it. I’d want to leave enough of that shell shape showing.
'Concha' decorative hook
The beautifully designed wall hook delights with its versatility: you can casually throw a coat over the wall hook or thread a dog's leash or a hand towel through the loop! An umbrella or a clothes hanger also swings securely and stylishly on the loo...
Loop hook
I’d arrange these a little unevenly instead of in a straight row. The wooden teardrop shapes would make a lovely spot for everyday bags and hats.
Dropit hook
Knobs
Both decorative and functional, FISH brings a sense of tide and time into your space—a small sculpture that carries with it the memory of salted air and sunlit water.
FISH Knob
A rich, moody stone that makes a confident statement on any cabinetry, the Hubble Marble Knob Verde included. The Hubble knob suits drawers and furniture pieces where a handle would feel oversized, delivering the same stone presence in a more conside...
Hubble Knob Viola Marble
Crafted from solid brass, it features a deliberately organic oval form with a raised polished nickel dome set within a brushed brass surround. With its sculptural form and considered proportions, Duet balances traditional form with a modern, fashion-...
Duet Cabinet Knob
These ceramic pebble knobs are finished in a high-gloss burgundy glaze, highlighting their smooth, stone-like surface. Inspired by the shapes of river pebbles, the design blends natural form with a polished, contemporary look.
Pebble Knob Burgundy
I’d choose the silver finish for these, especially on dark brown or burgundy furniture. The wavy edge is a fun detail on an otherwise simple piece.
Wiggle Scalloped Brass Knobs
Whether installed vertically or horizontally, alone or paired with the ISLE Knob/Hook Small, they are sure to add a subtle, painterly feel to cabinets and walls alike.
ISLE Knob
I’d use these on a small bedside table or a cabinet with just a couple of doors. That feels like the right amount of flower for me.
Mari Ceramic Flower Knob
These are what I’d try on a vanity or bedside table that needs a slightly dressier finish. I’d keep the accessories nearby fairly simple.
Raisa Glass Knobs
I’d try these on a vintage dresser or cream bedside table. I really like the mix of ribbed wood and brass—it adds warmth without needing a bold colour.
Farro Ribbed Wood and Brass Knobs
These would be one of my first choices for giving a plain dresser more character. I’d pair them with a simple painted finish so the stoneware gets the attention.
Rumi Stoneware Knobs
I’d pair these with butter yellow or cream paint. If you’re updating an older dresser, the blue stripes would give it a fresh, playful feel.
Blue Striped Ceramic Cabinet Drawer Pull
I’d try these on an olive-green cabinet or a warm wood dresser. Mustard is one of those colours I’d happily repeat in a small detail elsewhere in the room.
Hand-Painted Ceramic Knob
What a gorgeous piece to add to a timeless space. You won't be thinking about replacing these ever. They are so elevated!
Crescent Knob