By amplifying the archetypical form of a hook and to exaggerate its vertical scale, this concept communicates its purpose instantly and very much so. The function isn’t just visible - it becomes the dominant graphic element in the room, as well as a good conversation starter.

Elevating the point of anchor from wall to ceiling alters how the space is perceived. Leaving the wall surface entirely untouched frees up physical space and visual clutter, letting the room breathe while turning the garment into a suspended installation, if you will. It comes in varied drop lengths to suit different ceiling heights and reach preferences for both adults and children. The hook(s) can be placed in various amount of configurations depending on what the customer wants, making this product customizable to tailor the users needs.

Klo uses a concealed mounting bracket often called a spigot that screws into the ceiling and the hook itself is then mounted using just one set screw. This allows for a clean perpenticular transition into the ceiling and it allows for easy rotation adjustment later.