Loofah Soap Dish Cushion outdoor Mathieu Matégot’s organic forms and

Mathieu Matégot’s organic forms and a lightness of touch in his designs create a sense of joy

The interplay between the solid vertical board and the metal band gives the base a surprisingly light appearance and creates a distinctive linear silhouette

with solid wood armrests for a relaxed look and feel

A combined shelf and work surface

The sofa was designed in 1945 but the combination of a classic two-seat sofa with English daybed and French chaise long was too sophisticated for post-war taste and it did not go into production until 1963

Loofah Soap Dish Cushion outdoor Mathieu Matégot’s organic forms andLoofah soap dish cushion by Iris Hantverk. The loofah cushion is a sustainable bathroom essential. The natural plant fibre is part of the family which produces cucumbers and courgettes, easily cultivated in northern Europe. It is a practical addition, keeping the soap dry when not in use, and can be used to wash out sinks as its underside collects the residue of soapy water. Its manufacturing process does not use chemicals. The fibre is softened