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Floral Painted Hooks - Wall, Door Hooks
Floral-painted hooks are categories of designer hooks available at IndianShelf. You can use hooks for hanging towels, mugs, cups, clothes, and more. In the variety of floral painted hooks, you may find hangers with multiple hooks, where you can hang numerous products. The exquisite colours and patterns on the ceramic metal hooks are one of a kind. It is fruitful to have fancy hooks and designed hooks at home. You can add these hooks to your wardrobes or behind the doors in your rooms. It gathers a lot of attraction from people.
Some uses of these hooks are-
Jewellery holder
These hangers can be used as a jewellery holder to hang your bracelets, chains, pendants, or other items. You have the option to choose from multiple hooks as per your suitability.
Creates a contrast
You can create contrast on walls with these beautiful floral-painted hooks. It is best to opt for an Indian-style theme in decorating your home.
Hang your bag
They are sturdy enough to hold weight, so if you wish, you can hang your bags on them, like zipper bags, sling bags, jute bags, or any other kind. You can arrange these bags inside the cupboard and use them as wardrobe hooks.
Kitchen Accessories
Keeping your kitchen tidy can be difficult, but applying hooks and hangers on the wall can solve this problem. You can hang accessories like ladles (spoons), strainers, aprons, kitchen towels, scissors, pots and pans, poly bags, etc., on them.
In Kid’s Rooms
Everyone is aware of the chaos and mess in a kid’s room. It is fun by the time they are playing, but when it’s time to clean up, it can be a real headache. To avoid the hassle, you can fix hooks in kids’ rooms early and try to teach them the power of tidiness and impart specific organisational skills to them. To do so, set these ceramic hooks on the wall according to the children's height. Cleaning up their mess can be a great start towards a good lifestyle.
