Tapi – Triple Wall Hook

Provenance

The Tapi Triple Wall Hook extends the design language of the Tapi collection, drawing inspiration from the richly woven carpet traditions that have shaped decorative arts across regions connected through trade, travel, and craftsmanship. Named after the historic Tapi River, the piece reflects the movement of artistic influences and the enduring appeal of handcrafted ornamentation adapted for contemporary living.

At its centre is a richly detailed textile-inspired panel featuring a symmetrical medallion composition reminiscent of traditional Kilim and Persian rug designs. Intricate geometric forms, layered borders, and architectural motifs unfold across a vibrant field of crimson, ochre, navy, and ivory, creating a visual rhythm that evokes the character of treasured heirloom textiles. The pattern carries both structure and warmth, celebrating the craftsmanship of historical weaving traditions.

The decorative surface is framed within a bold matte-black wooden surround that introduces a distinctly contemporary sensibility. This contrast between intricate ornament and architectural simplicity allows the piece to feel equally at home in modern interiors and more eclectic, collected spaces. The dark frame serves as a visual anchor, drawing attention to the richness of the textile motif within.

A unified satin-brass rail system spans the width of the panel, supporting three elegantly proportioned hooks. Unlike more traditional wall hooks, the hardware embraces a cleaner, modern profile while maintaining a sense of craftsmanship and permanence. The brass finish introduces warmth and refinement, creating a striking dialogue between contemporary utility and heritage-inspired decoration.

Designed to serve both practical and decorative purposes, the Tapi Triple Wall Hook transforms everyday organisation into an expression of character, bringing colour, texture, and artisanal detail into the home.

Disclaimer

• Each Tapi Triple Wall Hook is individually handcrafted. Variations in pattern placement, texture, finish, and tonal depth are natural outcomes of the artisanal process.
• Slight differences in colour and appearance may occur due to photography, lighting conditions, and screen settings. These variations contribute to the unique character and authenticity of every piece.