Finally a combination of two of our obsessions: artful wall hooks and the great state of California. Here are our eight favorite, multi-purpose wall hooks made in the Golden State:
Above: The B3 Ceramic Knob by the LA-based industrial designer behind Juju Made can also be used as a wall hook; it’s $38. For more, see Handmade Ceramic Hardware from an LA Blogger over on Remodelista. Above: Assembled in the San Francisco headquarters of design workshop Fire Road, the Plane Single Hook is made of bent steel and sustainably-sourced wooden pegs; $27. (The design is also available in three- and five-hook rails.) Above: The low-profile Bent Metal Wall Hook by LA-based designer Eric Trine is available in five colors with matching screws; $18 each via West Elm. Above: The “simple and clean” wooden Carmen Wall Hook is slightly oversize for holding bags and coats; $19 from San Francisco design studio Most Modest. Above: The brass Double Hook by Mexican-born, LA-based designer Beatrice Valenzuela is made using a wax casting process; $60.
Above: New from New Made LA, the California-based project of Amsterdam Modern: midcentury-inspired wall hooks. Wire Hook Square and Wire Hook Circle, shown in black, are $15 each.
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