The Brass Tacks: Hooks in All Hues (Made by a Jeweler)

Are you a known Key Misplacer? Or a Damp Beach Towel Dropper? There’s a hook for that.

Tiny, mighty, and colorful, these wee hooks from Safran Everyday keep essentials within reach when you’re heading out the door—and provide an easy landing place when you come back in again. Each is made in Western Pennsylvania by jeweler Maia Leppo, who started Safran when she was frustrated with the flimsy, disposable storage options from big box stores. “Steel became the answer,” Maia writes: “strong, endlessly recyclable, and versatile.” Have a look.

Above: Hang a jaunty Key Hook by the door and never forget your keys (or your sunglasses). Each hook is $20 from Safran Everyday. Above: The sturdy yet slim Double Hook helps keep coats, hats, and totes off the floor; $28 each. Above: A scaled-up version of the Key Hook (top row), the Flip Hooks (bottom row) are $24 each. Above: This one’s for the dog parents: The surprisingly good-looking Dog Bag Holder means never forgetting a bag;  $60. Above: Safran Everyday also offers appealing TP Roll Holders ($54) and Paper Towel Holders ($64, though sadly sold out—though we’re hoping for a restock).

More good-looking hardware to browse:

• The Brass Tacks: Candy-Colored, Customizable Light Switches from Katy Paty
• The Brass Tacks: Bright 1970s-Style Hardware Essentials from Hawkins New York