Wall Hooks

The wall hooks collection at Lulu and Georgia is anchored almost entirely by SIN Ceramics, the design studio that treats functional objects as a serious sculptural opportunity. The Leggy series — Leggy Crossed ($58), Leggy Long ($58), and Leggy Curl ($58) — each carry a distinct silhouette in black, white speckled, or sand ceramic. The Uni ($58) and Olo ($58) are the collection’s more compact single-hook options in the same material family. For full coat-rack scale, the Trio Coat Rack ($198, Black), For-Everything Vertical Coat Rack ($248, Sand), and For-Everything Horizontal Coat Rack ($398, Sand/Wide) by SIN bring the same ceramic sensibility to larger-format entry storage. Ferm Living’s Curvature Wall Hook Set of 3 ($54, Brass) and Curvature Double Wall Hook ($68, Brass) offer a minimal, metal alternative. Ten pieces total, ranging from $54 to $398.

What makes Lulu and Georgia’s wall hook collection distinctive?

The wall hooks collection at Lulu and Georgia is design-led rather than commodity-driven — it is built primarily around SIN Ceramics, a studio known for giving utilitarian objects a considered sculptural form. Where most wall hooks default to minimal metal hardware, SIN’s pieces — the Leggy series, Uni, Olo, and the coat racks — read as decorative objects that happen to hold coats and bags. Each piece is ceramic, hand-finished, and available in colorways (black, sand, white speckled) that integrate into a styled room rather than disappearing into it.

What wall hooks and coat racks does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes ten pieces: from SIN Ceramics — the Uni Wall Hook ($58, Black), Leggy Crossed Wall Hook ($58, Black), Leggy Long Wall Hook ($58, White Speckled), Leggy Curl Wall Hook ($58, Sand), Olo Wall Hook ($58, Black), Trio Coat Rack ($198, Black), For-Everything Vertical Coat Rack ($248, Sand), and For-Everything Horizontal Coat Rack ($398, Sand/Wide). From Ferm Living — the Curvature Wall Hook Set of 3 ($54, Brass) and Curvature Double Wall Hook ($68, Brass). Single hooks start at $54; full coat racks go up to $398.

Where should wall hooks be placed in a home?

Wall hooks work in entries, mudrooms, bathrooms, bedrooms, and kitchens — anywhere that benefits from accessible hanging storage with a considered aesthetic. Single hooks like the SIN Leggy or Uni are well suited to bathrooms (robes, towels) or beside a nightstand. The Trio Coat Rack and For-Everything series by SIN are designed for entry or mudroom use at full coat-rack scale. A row of three single hooks — the Curvature Set of 3 by Ferm Living, for example — can serve as both storage and a composed wall moment when mounted at consistent height in a hallway.

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