Unscrew the hook: If the hook was installed with screws, use a screwdriver to unscrew the hook from the wall. Once the screws are removed, the hook should come off easily.

Remove any hanging items: If there are items hanging on the hook, remove them first to make it easier to access the hook itself. Traditional: Traditional handles often have a simple and understated design with clean lines and minimal ornamentation. They are usually made of brass or other metals and are a good choice for classic and formal settings.Wall handles, also known as drawer pulls or cabinet knobs, come in many different styles to complement a variety of decor styles. Here are some of the most common styles of wall handles:

Contemporary: Contemporary handles often have a sleek and modern design with clean lines and geometric shapes. They are often made of stainless steel or other metals and are a good choice for modern and minimalist decor styles.The method for removing wall hooks depends on the type of hook and how it was installed. Here are some general steps to remove existing wall hooks: Vintage: Vintage handles often have a retro or antique design with ornate details and intricate patterns. They are a good choice for vintage or shabby-chic decor styles. Remember that most hooks need to be screwed into the wall, which means you’ll need to drill holes. If this is something you’d rather avoid, we also have some hooks with suction cups that can be hung without making a mark on the wall – very practical for bathrooms and kitchens with tiles. Rustic: Rustic handles often have a rough and textured surface and may be made of natural materials like wood, stone, or leather. They are a good choice for country or cottage-style decor.