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A rare set of vintage wall hooks designed by Makio Hasuike for Gedy in the late 1970s. Made in glossy red plastic, they come unused in their original box with screws included—an iconic blend of utility and bold Italian design.
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These vintage wall hooks were designed by Japanese designer Makio Hasuike for the Italian company Gedy in the late 1970s and early 1980s, a period that celebrated bold colors and functional plastic design. Their glossy red finish immediately recalls the vibrant energy of the Space Age era, while the compact form demonstrates Hasuike’s focus on essential utility paired with sculptural simplicity.
Crafted in durable plastic, each hook features two lower prongs and an upper ledge, allowing for versatile use: coats, bags, or accessories can be neatly organized without sacrificing style. What makes this pair particularly remarkable is their unused condition—they remain in the original box, opened only for photographs, and are sold complete with the original screws for wall mounting.
For collectors of Italian design, or anyone looking to add a splash of color and history to a hallway, bathroom, or studio, these hooks are more than functional: they are conversation pieces. Combining practical storage with an unmistakable 1970s design aesthetic, they embody the forward-looking yet playful approach that made Gedy and Hasuike’s collaborations iconic in the world of modern interiors.
