Made of Money Zigzag Soap Dish Luxury waste. A soap dish made from recycled bank notes.
The first ever homeware made using actual real life Polymer bank notes that reached the end of their life cycle, collected as waste from the money industry.
The zig zag shape holds the soap above the draining water, keeping it as dry as possible, avoiding 'mushiness' and ensuring the longevity of your soap
Manufactured in Margate
Due to the handmade, and recycled, nature of these products every piece produced is unique.
Charlie founded the Müll Club from her home in Brockley, South London during the 2020 pandemic. Müll is the German word for 'rubbish (and Charlie also loves the smiley face an umlaut ü provides). Charlie founded Müll with the mission to revolutionise the recycling industry in the UK one yoghurt pot at a time, by actively diverting plastic waste from landfill, incineration, or being sent overseas. Charlie and her team collect and recycle plastic waste collected directly from their local communities and transform it into practical, sustainable and beautiful homeware pieces.
Each dish is made in Margate using Müll’s low-carbon, closed-loop production process. The marbled finish makes every piece completely unique. The weight of each soap dish is equivalent to £1,420 worth of bank notes. This is recycling like you’ve never seen it before. Bold, practical, and one of a kind. Made in Margate Made from recycled money Marbled blend — no two are the same Low-waste, low-carbon, closed-loop production As seen in House Beautiful Disclaimer- These rings are made using recycled polymer bank notes from a variety of currencies. The values stated are illustrative weight comparisons only and do not represent any actual monetary or resale value. Details: Approx. 12cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm. Each dish is one of a kind and may vary slightly in pattern and tone.
