Nordic Wooden Wall Hook, Solid Wood Coat, Hat and Towel Peg for Entryway, Bedroom and Bathroom, Beech or Walnut
A solid wood peg turned in one piece, the simplest hook there is.
Details
This Nordic wooden wall hook is a peg turned from a single piece of solid wood, the simplest kind of hook there is. No metal hook, no bracket, no glue, so there is no joint to work loose. Each peg takes one fixing, so a row goes up fast and reads as a line of dots rather than a coat rack.
In an entryway or mudroom a row at shoulder height takes coats, hats and the dog leash, with two lower for children. In a bedroom a single peg behind the door takes tomorrow's shirt; in a bathroom a peg beside the shower keeps a towel off the floor. Beech goes with pale Scandinavian rooms, white walls and light oak floors; walnut suits darker floors, brass, and green or navy walls.
Each peg is solid wood in walnut, dark and warm, or beech, pale and quiet; match it to the door frame or floor rather than the wall. If it goes dull after a year or two, a rub of wood oil brings the color back. Wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry right away, and in a bathroom let the wood dry between uses. Fix it into a stud or a solid wall plug so it holds.
Specifications
Material: Solid wood
Materials + Care
Materials and dimensions are listed under Details. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep wood, rattan and wool felt away from standing water. For lighting, check the plug type and voltage in the variant name before ordering.
Shipping + Returns
We ship to the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand by tracked post. Most orders arrive in 8 to 15 days. Shipping is $4.95 and free on orders over $100. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is on its way. If your order has not arrived within 30 days, we resend it or refund you in full. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; contact us first for a return authorization.

Why it earns its place
One piece of wood
The peg is turned from a single piece of solid wood: no metal hook, no bracket, no joint to work loose.
Walnut or beech
Walnut is dark and warm, beech is pale and quiet. Pick to match the door frame or the floor rather than the wall.
One fixing per peg
A single fixing each, so a row of them goes up quickly and reads as a line of dots rather than a coat rack.

In your home
In an entryway, a row of them at shoulder height takes coats, hats and the dog lead; two lower down are for children. In a bedroom one peg behind the door holds tomorrow's shirt, and in the bathroom a peg beside the shower keeps a towel off the floor.
Beech suits pale Scandinavian rooms, white walls and light oak floors. Walnut sits better with darker floors, brass and green or navy walls. Both look best in a row of the same finish, spaced wider than you first think.
Materials and quality
Each peg is solid wood, turned in one piece, in walnut or beech. There is no metal hook set into the wood and nothing glued on, so there is no joint to work loose. Solid wood takes knocks and can be sanded and re-oiled if it ever looks tired. A peg this plain lets the wood do the talking: the walnut grain is the decoration, and the beech is as calm as a peg gets.
Care and everyday use
Dust it and wipe with a barely damp cloth; dry straight away. In a bathroom, do not hang a dripping towel on it every day without letting the wood dry between uses. If the surface goes dull after a year or two, a rub of wood oil brings the colour back. Screw it into a stud or a solid wall plug so the fixing holds.
Good to know
Which finish should I choose?
Walnut is dark and warm; beech is pale. Match it to the floor or the door frames rather than the wall paint.
How does it fix to the wall?
One fixing per peg. Screw it into a stud or a wall plug for a solid hold.
Can I use it in a bathroom?
Yes, for a towel. Let the wood dry between uses rather than hanging a soaking towel on it every day.