Diy hooks

A simple do-it-yourself S-hook shelf for extra storage in small spaces like bathrooms, kitchens or closets.

Get off Pinterest and go beyond your mason jar wine glass.

I recently remodeled my entire master closet (check it out HERE). One thing our closet is lacking is a place to hang hats! My husband has sooo many hats so I thought this wooden hook project would be the perfect solution! You can use square lumber or circle lumber for this project. I decided to

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You can never have too many wall hooks in your apartment, and mine are always full. But given that your average piece of bent metal will run you $5 a pop at a Manhattan hardware store, I've limited my urge to line my walls completely.If only I lived out in...

40 Decrorative Wall Hooks That You Can Make Yourself - CoolCrafts.com

We’re always looking for new ways to organize every room in the house, but storage systems and fancy containers take up a lot of space and can get pretty pricey. One clever solution for your organizational woes is surprisingly compact: the S-hook. When paired with a sturdy towel bar or rod, those utilitarian, unassuming stainless steel hooks can hold kitchenware, gardening tools, and much more. Here are the 9 smartest ways to put S-hooks to use in your quest for total home organization.

They are inexpensive, even free. Like common hooks, they are fully functional as well so you can use them to hang other decorative items, bags, towels, coats, or just about anything you need. You can use them for any room you want, for kids’ rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and anywhere else in the home that you need them.

These DIY curtain rods play perfectly with my organic modern style with the use of natural elements and textures. Plus, they come at an unbeatable price!