Robe hooks and towel rings are the small parts that finish a bathroom, and they are cheap enough that most people buy them in the same finish as everything else rather than mixing.
A single hook suits a door back or the side of a vanity. A double holds a towel and a robe in the same footprint, which is worth it beside a shower. A towel ring suits a basin where a bar would not fit. The Aalto, Nobel and Vera Ceramica ranges cover chrome, matt black, gunmetal and gold. Where there is a clear run of wall, a towel bar holds more, the paper holders come in the same finishes, and the wider bathroom accessories range matches all of it.

Frequently asked questions

Hook or towel ring, which do I need?

A ring holds a hand towel open so it dries, which suits the wall beside a basin. A hook takes a bath towel or a robe and needs almost no wall at all, so it is the answer where a bar will not fit. Plenty of bathrooms use both.

How much wall does a hook need?

Very little, which is the point of it. In a compact bathroom where the only free run is short or interrupted by the door swing, a hook or a ring does the same job a towel bar would.

What finishes can I get?

Chrome, matt black, gunmetal and gold across Aalto, Nobel, NTL and Vera Ceramica, so hooks and rings can be matched to the towel bar and the taps already in the bathroom.

How much do hooks and towel rings cost?

From $21, which makes this the easiest part of a bathroom to refresh.

Can I see the finishes side by side?

Both showrooms keep the best sellers and best-value pieces on the floor, and matt black against gunmetal is a comparison worth making in person. For anything else in the range the team will pull up the full catalogue and order it in.