Glass and brass coat hooks are a fun and creative way to introduce new colors into your home and giving you more space in your closets. Although there is no one officially credited with âinventingâ the coat hook these simple devices have been used in homes for centuries. Many houses were (and sometimes still are) built with limited closet space so hooks were installed into the walls near entryways for the residents and guests to hang their coats, scarves and hats. Although designs and materials have varied in popularity over time the basic function of the coat hook has remained the same.
Glass and brass coat hooks are a timeless addition to any entryway, bathroom or bedroom because of there beautiful patterns and classic design. The brass base provides durability and strength while the beautiful glass accent knobs introduce or enhance the colors of your decorating style. Popular colors include Ruby Red, Cobalt Blue, Emerald Green, Crystal Clear, Depression Pink, Light Green, Light Blue, Milk Glass, Amber and Amethyst. The brass base is available in Polished Brass, Antique Brass and Pewter.
Coat hooks are easy to install and convenient to use. These beautiful hooks can be used in entryways, bedrooms, bathrooms and even kitchens. The traditional design and hint of color provides a great opportunity to enhance previous decorating styles and introduce new patterns into your home. Remember to replace other older and worn hardware (such as doorknob sets, cabinet knobs and pulls or lighting) with brass hardware to further tie your new look together. Consult home decorating catalogs or with an interior designer for additional help and suggestions to further coordinate your theme.
These coat hooks are readily available online and in many home decorating catalogs. Look for solid brass and glass construction and be sure to ask questions. Coat hooks are a beautiful addition to any room and can be tied together nicely with other existing or new home hardware. These coat hooks are available online through LookInTheAttic & Company and they offer free design assistance and help.
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