Organisation.
Clear desk, clear mind.
A new adventure.
That’s how we see it.

A Kokimiloki wall organizer  was designed by a mother for one particular small owner of a rather modest workspace — and an enthusiastic collector of pencil sharpeners with a mysterious talent for disappearing. It started with a very real need: to create a friendlier place to work. Then the colourful hooks moved onto a very unexciting wall and magnificently brought the permanently airborne bits and pieces under control. Order appeared around the desk. The desk itself calmed down. And work, finally, got moving. And that is more or less how Kokimiloki happened. A small family project that started with one organizer for our daughter and somehow turned into our little shop.

We design organizers and hooks that deal with children’s chaos — and still manage to look good even when, for once, there is absolutely nothing to deal with.

Right now, the full collection of wooden wall hooks is available in our shop. Colourful, geometric and designed to keep things organized while doubling as modern wall decor. Backpacks, hoodies, bags and jackets get a place of their own, and the chair can finally go back to doing what chairs were invented for.

Our organizers, meanwhile, are going through a little revolution. We’re working on a new version and want them to come back better than before. If you’d like to know when they’re back in the shop, sign up for the newsletter below.
We’ll let you know. No fanfare.
Well, maybe one.

Then we started wondering how to package our products. We designed, folded, tested and generally messed around with cardboard until it suddenly hit us: all that effort, and its whole career would be over minutes after the box was opened. We felt a little sorry for it. All that work. One delivery. The end?
So we founded the Anti-Disposables. Our small resistance movement against a reality in which a shipping box has a shorter career than a yogurt. We collect DIY ideas, show what cardboard can do, and give packaging a second job.