Car headlight key hook rack for the hallway wall that collects keys, fobs and a lanyard by the end of the week. Shaped after a retro coupe headlamp, it is for drivers who would rather the thing holding their car key looked like something than like a strip of bent metal. It also gives visitors an obvious place to set a spare set down instead of leaving it on a worktop.
The shell is moulded ABS with the lamp face picked out in relief, rigid enough that the hook keeps its angle under a loaded keyring. The compact 8.2 x 3.9 x 6 cm body mounts flat against the wall, so it sits close enough to a door frame to be reached without stepping into the doorway, and the surface wipes down when dust settles into the detail.
It fits an apartment entryway, a garage doorway, or the wall beside a home office where work keys and car keys need separating. On a rented wall it does the job of a drilled key cabinet without committing to one. For a car-obsessed teenager it also passes as room decor, which is usually the only way anything practical survives in that room at all.
