You can see there is something there, not what
The frosting is exactly right. It reads as full without announcing that it is cotton buds. The acacia lids have no branding printed on them anywhere, which is rarer than it ought to be.
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Full dimensions are listed at the end of the Overview on every product page, taken from the finished piece rather than from a drawing. If a measurement matters for your space, write to us and we will check the actual item before it ships.
Care instructions ship with the product and are printed on the care label where there is one. Solid wood wants a damp cloth and an occasional oil; stone should be sealed once a year; wool and linen prefer a cold wash and drying flat.
Shipping is free on every order, with tracking, anywhere in the United States. We do not ship outside the US, so there are no customs charges or import duties on anything you order.
Orders are processed in 1 to 2 business days and most orders placed before 2pm ET leave the same day. Typical delivery is 7 to 15 days from dispatch. Tracking arrives by email as soon as the carrier scans the parcel.
Thirty days to return anything unused and in its original packaging, with all fixings included. We cover the return shipping when an item is faulty, damaged or not what you ordered. If a piece arrives damaged, send a photo of the item and the outer box within 7 days and we ship a replacement without asking for the broken one back.
Bath
Three sizes of frosted glass with acacia lids and a silicone seal — you can see there is something in there without seeing that it is cotton buds.

Glass
Clear jars turn a bathroom shelf into an inventory. Frosted glass gives you the silhouette and the fill level without broadcasting the branding of whatever went in.
Seal
Bath salts pull moisture straight out of a humid bathroom and cake solid. The seal set into each lid is what keeps them loose and pourable.
Sizes
Cotton pads in the large, swabs in the medium, salts in the small — or the other way around, which is exactly why there are three rather than one.
| Material | Frosted glass with acacia lids |
| Seal | Silicone ring in each lid |
| Small | 4 in high |
| Medium | 5 in high |
| Large | 6 in high |
| Care | Hand wash, wipe the lids dry |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
Verified buyers
The frosting is exactly right. It reads as full without announcing that it is cotton buds. The acacia lids have no branding printed on them anywhere, which is rarer than it ought to be.
I keep salts in the six-inch jar, and in a humid bathroom they would normally cake solid inside a month. The silicone seal in that lid has kept them pourable since spring.
Every page names the material — stoneware, glass, teak, marble or cotton — rather than leaving it at "ceramic". All of it lives happily in a humid room with a little care: let wood dry between uses and re-oil it a couple of times a year, and re-seal stone once a year. What none of it likes is standing water, so nothing should sit in a permanent puddle.
Yes — warm wash, tumble on low. Wash new towels once before using them: the finish that makes towels look crisp on a shelf is also what stops them absorbing, and it rinses out on the first cycle.
Pieces in the same material and finish are made to sit together. Stone and wood vary from piece to piece by nature, so expect a close family rather than an exact match — that is the material, not a defect.
Thirty days, unused and in the original packaging. Once a towel or a mat has been washed or used we cannot take it back for hygiene reasons, so check the size on the page before ordering.