In the bathroom
Soap holders, pumice, beautiful natural soaps– turn your bathroom into a wellness oasis!
soap dish
rectangular shape, with stainless steel wire and silicone discs as spacers
material:
flat, oiled thermowood rods
Variants from €13.50*
soap dish
rectangular shape, with stainless steel wire and silicone discs as spacers
material:
flat, oiled beechwood rods
soap dish
without soap, with stainless steel wire and stainless steel discs as spacers
material:
round, oiled beechwood rods
soap dish
without soap, with stainless steel wire and stainless steel discs as spacers
material:
round, oiled thermowood rods
Variants from €8.75*
Enamel has been held in high regard for centuries thanks to its rust-free, surface-sealing, highly hygenic properties, and ease of cleaning. The first specimens discovered are now more than 3,500 years old. Carl Peter Fabergé used enamel made of noble materials for the decoration of his famous Easter eggs created especially for the Russian czars. The special surface guarantees the simple care and hygiene of these lovely, traditional bathroom articles. The blue edge is applied by hand, resulting in a one-of-a-kind product.
Enamel has been held in high regard for centuries thanks to its rust-free, surface-sealing, highly hygenic properties, and ease of cleaning. The first specimens discovered are now more than 3,500 years old. Carl Peter Fabergé used enamel made of noble materials for the decoration of his famous Easter eggs created especially for the Russian czars. The special surface guarantees the simple care and hygiene of these lovely, traditional bathroom articles. The blue edge is applied by hand, resulting in a one-of-a-kind product.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics with the typical peacock decor are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics with the typical peacock decor are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.
Traditional ceramics from Lower Silesia (Poland). Bolesławiec ceramics are still made and glazed by hand in the traditional way. The special advantage to which Bolesławiec ceramics owe their popularity, among other things, is their fire-resistance which also makes them dishwasher and microwave safe today.