Wall hooks designed to look like artwork and work like hardware.  Made in New Zealand from stainless steel with a UV-resistant powder coated finish, so they hold up outdoors as well as they do inside.

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Which hooks are you after?

  • Minimal and modern.  The cross, dot and wabi-sabi hooks are quiet shapes that disappear into a wall until you need them.  Good by a pool, in a bathroom, or in a row along a fence.
  • Artwork that happens to hold things. The frangipani sets and the NZ native bird hooks are pieces in their own right.  Hang nothing on them and they still look fabulous.
  • Sets or singles. Buy one for a bathroom door, or a set of three or five to make a hook wall.

Popular spots: beside the pool for towels, in the bathroom, along an entry wall for bags and coats, on a fence or in the garage.  See how to arrange a hook wall.

Materials, sizing and installation

What are they made from?

Stainless steel with a durable UV-resistant powder coated finish, and a central detail in resin with a UV inhibitor added.  That combination is why they can sit outside in full sun without going chalky or rusting at the fixings.

Can they really go outside?

They're made for it.  Pool areas, fences, exterior walls, decks and garages are all fine, and the same hooks work just as well in a bathroom or an entryway.

How far do they stick out, and what sizes are there?

The cross hooks project 25mm from the wall and come in medium at 10cm or large at 12.5cm front diameter.  The dot hooks come in 7.5cm, 10cm and 12.5cm diameter.  Sizes vary across the other designs, so check the individual listing.

Will they hold a wet beach towel?

A full-sized wet towel is no trouble.  For heavier loads, spread the weight across two hooks rather than one, and make sure you've used the right fixing for your wall.

How do I install them?

Screws aren't included, because the right fixing depends on your wall.  Use 8 gauge countersunk wood screws into timber, or 8 gauge wall anchors into plasterboard, concrete or block.  Outdoors, don't over-tighten the resin screw, as it needs room to expand in warm weather.

How far apart should I space a set?

Around 20 to 25cm between centres suits most walls, and shoulder height works for adults.  Keep them in a straight line rather than staggered, which reads as deliberate rather than accidental.  There's more on this in our hook wall guide.

Where are they made?

Designed by Lisa and made in New Zealand, alongside her wall art and garden art, so finishes match across the range.

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