In another modified looking stool, here is one that comes fabricated using three legs. The fourth leg is of course the twist, using a cane or a walking stick in place of another similar stool leg.

The Cane and Able Stools come in a coat of white paint, offering homespun eccentricity for any home setting at any time. Additionally, the fourth leg or the cane used can act as a jacket hook as well, adding a keen sense of minimal functionality that in all would be neat for any home setting.

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Cane and Able Stools

Another potential and interesting lamp you can consider for your home comes in the form of the D Light Clustered Bubble lamp. Designed by Diana Lin, this is a lamp made up of a dozen silicone light bulbs that render that expected soft glow for your room.

The lamps can be hung from a hook or maybe even draped on furniture. The bulbs are made of LED lights inside silicone spheres so they stay cool when or touched or shaped. Homeowners can achieve a customized look by forming some or all of the spheres into round or concave forms.

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The D Light Clustered Bubble Lamps

Here is something handy to have for people who want some aid or surfaces to place certain stuff while in the tub. This is the creation of designer Jihoon Shin, coming up with a contraption that can be attached to a bathtub which can be a table or a seat depending on the need.

Somewhat inspired by the designs used in airplanes and on school-seats, this add-on to your bathtub is simple to assemble and fit. Adjust the hook as you fit it on according to the size of your bathtub’s walls; turn the knob and it’s ready to use.

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The Bathtub Folder

The Cameron twin-sized headboard or footboard comes in a dark green finish. It features unique hook and grommet designs and holds a beige and green camouflage pattern interior panel. Extension legs and frame are available and sold separately. Headboards measure 52 1/8 inches tall or footboards 36 1/8 inches tall.

Price: $139.00

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Cameron Headboard or Footboard

The SPRALLIG is a quirky little knob/hook rack from IKEA that will look cute in any space. Made from steel that has been coated with anti- corrosive phosphate, the hook will be a great accessory in a child’s bedroom. It is retailing for $19.99 and has been designed by Hans Blomquist.

IKEA SPRALLIG Hook

One thing that people need in most rooms are holders when they want to hang some clothing temporarily. We see a lot of them in plastic and wood in the market today but while you are at it, why not get stylish?

Looking like the end of a branch sticking out of your wall with a little bird sitting on each, these Sparrow Hooks look good even when not in use. When you do use them, each hook offers multiple points to hang things from. And these are birds that won’t wake you up with their chirping at dawn.

Price: $20.00

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Sparrow Hooks for Clothes

The BOOKHOOK by Lockengelöt is quite a brilliant idea don’t you agree? In fact I think it can also be replicated at home if you know your way around tools. According to the designer every piece is unique and we are sure this will be a hit with the bibliophiles.

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BOOKHOOK by Lockengelöt

Alone is a “illuminated circular outline” which acts as a coat hook. Love the thought behind the design as one doesn’t need to stumble in the dark after a night of partying. Designed by Daniele Trebbi, the linear design is enhanced at the rear by an opal finish ring that fills with white light creating a bright halo focusing on the hanging garment.

“Alone” illuminated Coat Hook

When it comes to finding good places to hang your clothes, pants or coat, changes are you will be getting some of these hooks or holders that often come with dual adhesive tape to which you just align and install it at the back of your door or even walls. Now while that may solve the problem, it would be best to consider the proper number of hooks or holders in a certain room. Some would overdo it, making the room look more like a carnage room rather than a place to stay in.

Ideally, placing a pair of hooks at the back of the door is enough. For walls, 3 to 4 spread evenly is enough. Going above this number will make your room look in disarray since can you just imagine all of your clothes and stuff hanging in most of the wall area? That would really be something that anyone would hate to see.

Use your closets or hangers if you don’t have a place to throw your clothes. It takes a little effort and is certainly better than having a room that is over-hooked with these holders.

Don’t “Over-Hook” Your Room