These super stylish Handmade Wall Hung Coat Hooks are a must for any designer hallway

Inspiration

I have always loved the 1960’s coat rack by Eames, there have been so many mass produced copies and variants of the iconic coat rack, although they are rarely a patch on the original.

I wanted to create a simple hook from a continuous piece of round bar steel and coloured golf balls on the end of the bars for hats. As I played more with my technique and tried out a few test pieces I realised just a hook wasn’t enough, I wanted to create different shapes with the steel and started thinking about the line of a heart monitor as it bounces up and down.

The centre hooks stands tall with a shape all of its own, the rest are symmetrical. I love the warmth, colour and texture the balls bring in contrast to the hard brushed steel.

Technical specification

Heavy duty coat rack designed to hold a family of coats and hats without strain.

They come with industrial style stainless steel dome head screws and raw plugs  – just mark out your holes, drill and for them – no hassle.

Base material – Bright steel

Salvaged material – used golf balls

Finish – brushed steel

Lacquered to prevent staining & rust.

Dimentions

Height in it’s entirety -300mm

Length of bar 600mm

thickness of flat bar- 3mm

Height of flat bar  – 50mm

Stands out from wall – 190mm

Balls are a snug fit although are removable – you can swop them around or change the colours

Weight –

Approx 1.7kg

ETA –

Usually 10 days – Shipping is calculated at checkout – mainland UK £4.99 – shipping per item is reduced the more items you buy.

All of my items are made in batches as they are ordered, if I have just made a batch you may receive your item a few days after ordering. If I am sourcing more steel or golf balls your order may take slightly longer, please allow 10-14 days.

Last Christmas orders for small items is 15th December 2018 – Gift cards also available which can be bought and emailed at any time including holidays – last minute gifts have never been so thoughtful!