opulent simona soap by samuel accoceberry for milan

opulent simona soap by samuel accoceberry for milan

french-canadian studio milan, founded by tony gaudette in 2011, has established a reputable name in the world of culinary-design. its small inventory of goods relies on high-quality woods, leather, and now, smell. ‘simona’, designed in collaboration with samuel accoceberry, is 555 grams of intrigue and opulence.

‘simona’ weighs precisely 555 grams
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‘simona’ utilizes an atypical form and pure ebony color to first surprise, then invite users to interact. reaching beyond mere utility, the soap commands attention — precisely what milan hoped to accomplish. of course, accoceberry’s design meets needs as well. accents of bergamot, ginger, myrrh, and pepper combine into a unique smell capable of eliminating the kitchen’s most potent aromas. 

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‘simona’ soap, designed by samuel accoceberry for milan

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