There’s no reason your home needs to be boring when it comes to organisation and keeping things tidy. These fun wall hooks and hangers will keep things cute and give you somewhere to hang coats, bags, keys and more.
Dreaming of Tokyo (UK) have a big range of fun animal and bird hooks from Japan that are perfect for the kitchen or bathroom. Some are magnetic for your fridge while others have sticky suction pads for any clean flat surface. Both have bendable parts like tails and paws so you can use them in multiple ways to hang or hold items.
You’ll find similar magnetic hooks at Plaza Japan (JP) with all your favourite Pokemon & Studio Ghibli characters! These also have bendable tails and arms for multiple uses.
This plush wall hook at The Miffy Shop (UK) is too cute and perfect for Miffy fans! They’re quite pricey so definitely one to keep for your own special use.
3D printing is making all kinds of fun things possible and Jace & Judy (UK) have some colourful wall hook sets for spring with daisies, tulips and happy frogs.
Wall hangers can be even more useful than a hook as you can use and arrange them in lots of different ways, plus they double as wall art. Wood & Whistles (UK) has lots of nature and animal-themed sets including these moon phases. You can also paint them to match your decor.
Or Easy Tiger (EU) has some super cute wooden wall hooks that are aimed at kids but I won’t judge you. These ice creams are my favourite but do check out all the animal heads!
If you have no problem being a bit whimsical, designs for kids are definitely the way to go. The childrens section at H&M Home (global) is always a winner and they currently have animal-themed hanging racks and bear & bunny hooks.
I also like the colourful metal wall hangers at Rex (UK), which are available as a crocodile, tiger or sausage dog.
By the way, if you’re a renter, or not very handy, Command strips work really well for lighter loads. I have some hooks on the side of an IKEA unit for hats and bags – read my post.
Marceline is the co-founder and editor of Super Cute Kawaii and the author of The Super Cute Book of Kawaii. She lives by the seaside in Scotland in a flat full of kawaii, creating cute character goods as Asking For Trouble, working on endless craft projects and playing Nintendo.
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