Modern Wall Hooks in Glossy Red by Carlo Bartoli, 1970s, Set of 2

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Designed by Italian architect Carlo Bartoli and produced by Con&Con during the late 1960s–70s, this set of wall hooks captures … Read more Designed by Italian architect Carlo Bartoli and produced by Con&Con during the late 1960s–70s, this set of wall hooks captures the pared-down elegance of modernist design. Each piece features a rounded knob with an integrated hook, executed in glossy red plastic. The result is a sculptural accent that blends utility with bold visual presence.

Bartoli’s work is celebrated for its balance of clarity, material innovation, and functionality. These hooks are emblematic of a period when Italian designers experimented with plastics to create everyday objects with architectural strength and stylistic precision.

Suitable for hallways, studios, or living spaces, the hooks provide both a practical hanging solution and a collectible design object. Their strong color and minimal form allow them to serve as focal points within interiors, particularly in modernist or eclectic settings. This piece has an attribution mark,
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