Ribbon Hook Brass
Sydney-based designer, Henry Wilson, creates iconic and unfettered home offerings in warm brass, inspired by the raw natural landscape of Australia. His use of architectural form and organic movement channels a laid-back vocabulary and singular sophistication.
The Ribbon Hook is sand cast in solid brass with two protruding blocks to allow you to hang multiple pieces on the one fixture. Hooks are manufactured in small batches so slight variations will occur from piece to piece. Production marks may include slight pour ripples or surface pitting.
They will arrive with a bright finish but will oxidize and darken over time to reveal a distinctive patina. Simply use a metal polish to restore a like-new finish.
*Hooks come with matching screws.
All sales are final. No returns available at this time. View our complete Return Policy in our FAQs.
Sydney-based designer, Henry Wilson, creates iconic and unfettered home offerings in warm brass, inspired by the raw natural landscape of Australia. His use of architectural form and organic movement channels a laid-back vocabulary and singular sophistication.
The Ribbon Hook is sand cast in solid brass with two protruding blocks to allow you to hang multiple pieces on the one fixture. Hooks are manufactured in small batches so slight variations will occur from piece to piece. Production marks may include slight pour ripples or surface pitting.
They will arrive with a bright finish but will oxidize and darken over time to reveal a distinctive patina. Simply use a metal polish to restore a like-new finish.
*Hooks come with matching screws.
All sales are final. No returns available at this time. View our complete Return Policy in our FAQs.
About the Artist
Aliyah Sadaf
The evocative artwork of Chicago-based designer, Aliyah Sadaf brings a visual and tactile expression to any interior. As a master of detail and a connoisseur of materials, ingenuity is at the forefront but there is also a resounding simplicity to her mixed media creations that confounds expectations. The diminutive size of her work explores the interplay of scale and proportion, allowing a room to unfold as it wants to—moment to moment, mood to mood.
