For those odds and ends that never seem to find a proper home, the Twisthanger from Umbra features six plastic hooks that could help hide belts, bags and other small accessories in a closet...
Because the hooks are plastic, they'll cut down on scratches made by similar metal hanging organizers. Designed by Umbra creative director Matt Carr, the Twisthanger is available for $10.50 from Umbra.
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Comments (9)
I just got one of these last month for my belts, I love it!
Ingenious!
I think this will be finding a place in my closet for my belts very soon.
Seems to me that for the same $10, 20 little 50-cent hooks from the hardware store mounted on the wall of the closet would accomplish alot more...
I agree with bepsf. It looks cumbersome and awkward to use. An old fashioned coat hook works way better. I have all my belts on a coat hook and ,gee guess what, I can put a coat or even two on top of it all.
I have a security deposit to think of and I like this better than hooks. The hooks are probably screws on the other end and not nails, which make bigger holes in my walls.
I have a row of small hooks mounting inside of my closet for belts/scarves, but I don't use it because it's such a chore to dig through the clothes (tiny closet packed tight!) to get to the hooks. I like this idea much better!
carabiners & an empty hanger?
great i'll add this to my, to buy list with a fishin' magician and bedazzler.