Discover the unique charm of our Copper Color Bath Hooks collection, a perfect blend of style and functionality for your bathroom. Our selection includes a variety of hooks in distinctive copper finishes, such as distressed copper, antique copper, copper bright, and bronze with copper wash, catering to different aesthetic preferences. Our bath hooks are available in single, double, and triple prong designs, offering versatility for different space and usage requirements. Whether you need a simple single hook or a more elaborate triple prong hook, our collection has you covered. Crafted from durable materials like brass, pewter, and more, these hooks promise longevity and resilience. The copper color not only adds a warm, inviting tone to your bathroom but also provides resistance to corrosion, ensuring these hooks remain a lasting part of your bathroom decor. Our collection spans various themes, including traditional, transitional, Tuscan, whimsical, and nature-inspired designs, allowing you to find the perfect match for your bathroom's theme. Whether you're looking for a hook that complements a modern aesthetic or one that fits a more rustic setting, our range has something for everyone. In addition to their aesthetic appeal, our copper-colored bath hooks feature practical elements like concealed screws for a seamless look and adhesive mount options for easy installation. These features make our hooks not only visually appealing but also convenient and user-friendly. Choose from our Copper Color Bath Hooks collection to bring a touch of elegance and practicality to your bathroom. With a range of finishes, materials, and designs, we are confident you will find the perfect hook to enhance your bathroom's style and functionality.
This hook solved a 2-row mudroom problem. The lower bar holds the simpler, 2-prong version for coats. We got those first, but needed something that would hold Tilley hats (or similar large-brim headgear) and a coat. Accidentally found the matching hook in a 3-prong version. The top hook stands out far enough to easily hang a hat on without having to be careful when placing it. And they look great together. I like the clean lines and the overall transitional design, neither too modern nor too traditional. But (there's always a "but") they are much shinier than all the other "brushed nickel" hardware I have. If anything, I would call them just "nickel" but that is not what Richelieu names the finish.
