MOMI Knob/Hook Long

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Inspired by abundance and the soft curves of ripe fruit, the MOMI Knob/Hook is a timeless, sculptural design that balances function and feeling.

Crafted to be installed vertically or horizontally, designed to be used as a wall hook, cabinet knob, appliance knob, and also dummy door knob.

Create a matching set or an ‘odd couple’ pairing—combine sizes for a playful, mismatched look or keep it cohesive with a uniform arrangement. Available in many sizes: explore the full MOMI series.

Lead times are 1-2 weeks to ship if in stock, otherwise 8-10 weeks for custom or made-to-order works. Please contact us for more information.

DIMENSIONS →
4” H x 2” W x 2” D

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Cast from solid bronze and finished by hand in a small, family-run foundry.

DETAILS →
MOMI Pulls Spec Sheet (coming soon)

Ripeness in Form

Abundance takes shape in the MOMI Series—echoing the fullness of ripe fruit, the compact energy of seeds, and the quiet potential nestled in nature’s forms. Tender curves and softened edges recall the roundness of figs, seed pods, and nuts, offering a sense of balance and becoming. Rooted in organic geometry and refined through craft, each piece carries a quiet generosity, timeless and alive.

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Fruit, camera roll archive, 2024 Lea Beyl

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John Stewart 2 Figs 2 Nuts 1975 Paris

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Fruit, camera roll archive, 2024 Lea Beyl

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Inspired by Nature, Designed for Life

Barbara Hepworth (1903–1975) was a visionary British sculptor whose work distilled the essence of form, nature, and balance. Trained at Leeds School of Art alongside Henry Moore, she developed a sensitivity to shape and space, influenced early by memories of stones, coastlines, and organic silhouettes. Hepworth believed sculpture should live in harmony with its surroundings. Her sculptures sit in quiet dialogue with wind, plants, and light in a wild garden St Ives.

Like Hepworth’s work, MOMI seeks balance: between presence and stillness, rawness and refinement, nature and the human hand.