One of the secrets to living in a small space? Live vertically. Use your wall space. So, with the start of Small Cool Month, we decided that it was time to update our list of best wall hooks...
One of the secrets to living in a small space? Live vertically. Use your wall space. So, with the start of Small Cool Month, we decided that it was time to update our list of best wall hooks...

• Twig Hooks by Live Wire Farm
• Bach Garment Holder from Delta Design
• Quadruple Sea Stone All Hook
• Rustic Iron Letter Hooks
• HANG Wall Hooks from Seletti
• Coat Check Tree by Fred

• Eames Hang-It-All
• Shaker Pegs and Knobs
• Brass or Aluminum Double Hook
• Metal Coat & Hat Hook
• Flip Hook
• Peel Adhesive Hook
• Broom Hook
• Accordia Multi Hook
• Ona
(Edited from this post originally published 05.25.06)
Nice, i love hooks as well!
target.com (of all places) has a set of 3 twig wall hooks for $14.99, very similar to the Broom/twig hooks.
here: http://www.target.com/Rustic-Twig-Wall-Hooks-Small/dp/B000BYTEJS/sr=1-16/qid=1207190195/ref=sr_1_16/602-6516193-3623022?ie=UTF8&index=target&rh=k%3Ahook&page=1
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First one is too phallic !
view phauxtoe's profile
I love the twig hooks!! I'm really getting into that style lately!
view prunebrownies's profile
Hell yes to wooden hooks!
view ekoshyun's profile
I've bought hooks from Metalmorphosis and been very happy with them.
view Jeri Dansky's profile
These are nice and unique-looking hooks, but one thing I never like about photos of such things is that they artfully put one or two items on the hooks for the shot. In real life, you'd be filling them up to capacity and they don't look nearly as artistic or attractive when full. In fact, it can look overly busy and cluttered if you have disparate items hanging on them.
I wish the pictures used for such items (and I realize that this is beyond this site's capacity to do anything about it so I'm not criticizing this site or the poster in the least!) showed them as they're used in real situations.
view Orchid64's profile
The twig hooks would be great for a log cabin, or a woodsy themed room. And I really like the tree.
view Ajax's's profile
A line of really great hooks that straddle the line between rustic and modern very nicely, is found at http://booneshooks.com/
And besides the great design, they're hand-forged, and thus each is unique.
view Murgen's profile
Thanks Ratita for the tip on the Target hooks...i forwarded it on to a friend of mine who was looking for something similar. I also posted them on my blog: thesalerack.blogspot.com.
Thanks!
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I swear there was a Martha Stewart show where she shows how to make the twig hooks... w/ Cohan O'Brien... oh man, it was hilarious.
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found it! and it was a twig peg rack not hooks.... still funny never the less
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edyt9U_x844
sorry... Conan... not Cohan
view BrookeinBoston's profile
I got a couple of these adorable alley cat hooks before they were discontinued. I love to just browse the selection of interesting hardware at this site.
http://www.dlawlesshardware.com/alcatcaircoh.html
(click the picture for a larger, more detailed picture)
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