A bar of soap is a practical invention that requires a little care in handling to make it last longer and be pleasant to use. For this reason, man has introduced the soap dish. Ideally, it stores a bar of soap so that it is always at hand and can dry off after use. The soap dish should be easy to clean, because when it dries, even the highest quality soap leaves its mark. And the dish should be light, yet exceedingly sturdy, because in the heat of a washing or cleaning battle, it can happen to anyone that it slips away from soapy hands. Last but not least, it pleases the design-conscious eye when what we place in the bathroom not only proves its worth in this wetland, but also delivers decorative added value at the same time.

Like this simple, functional soap dish: it is made of solid, double-enameled sheet steel. The enameled finish permanently protects the dish from corrosion (consider the wetland), and it's also scratch-resistant and very easy to clean. The clever combination of material and enameling makes the utensil at the same time steadfastly robust without gaining weight. The tray itself is designed as a removable perforated grid. This allows the soap to dry well and the tray to be cleaned from residual water now and then without leaving any residue. With its appealingly understated design, the soap dish enamel fits decoratively into any bathroom arrangement, regardless of whether you prefer a more purist-clear or opulent-playful room design.