FERM LIVING x Helena Rohner Chanterelle Wall Hook/Knob, Brass
Jewellery designer Helena Rohner brings her signature aesthetic to Ferm Living with a series of decorative objects for the home. Inspired by the convex shape of the chanterelle mushroom with its characteristic unfurled cap, this practical hook is sculpted from solid brass with a reflective finish.
Originally formed by hand, it brings a human touch to interiors. Use it in the kitchen, hallway, bathroom or bedroom to hang towels or clothes. Engraved with the initials of both Helena Rohner and Ferm Living , the hook comes packaged in a textile pouch.
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FERM LIVING x Helena Rohner Chanterelle Wall Hook/Knob, Brass
FERM LIVING x Helena Rohner Chanterelle Wall Hook/Knob, Brass
Jewellery designer Helena Rohner brings her signature aesthetic to Ferm Living with a series of decorative objects for the home. Inspired by the convex shape of the chanterelle mushroom with its characteristic unfurled cap, this practical hook is sculpted from solid brass with a reflective finish.
Originally formed by hand, it brings a human touch to interiors. Use it in the kitchen, hallway, bathroom or bedroom to hang towels or clothes. Engraved with the initials of both Helena Rohner and Ferm Living , the hook comes packaged in a textile pouch.
Original: $73.25
-65%$73.25
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Jewellery designer Helena Rohner brings her signature aesthetic to Ferm Living with a series of decorative objects for the home. Inspired by the convex shape of the chanterelle mushroom with its characteristic unfurled cap, this practical hook is sculpted from solid brass with a reflective finish.
Originally formed by hand, it brings a human touch to interiors. Use it in the kitchen, hallway, bathroom or bedroom to hang towels or clothes. Engraved with the initials of both Helena Rohner and Ferm Living , the hook comes packaged in a textile pouch.
