DAY1 Soap Holder with Marble Look - Soap Dish with Soap Saver Ridges Rectangle Bar Soap Holder with Non Slip Feet - Soap Tray for Bathroom, Sink, Kitchen, and SPA (White)

I bought this on a tip from a YouTube watercolor artist I follow would said she uses it as a brush rest while she’s painting, and I absolutely love it. It takes up a small space on my desk and holds just the brushes I’m using for that painting session. It keeps them perfectly level to keep water from seeping into the ferrule and preserve the brushes, instead of tilted upwards like other brush rests. It’s nice and heavy, so it stays put and doesn’t move around. It’s also very pretty and clean-looking, and helps me keep my desk looking tidy and stylish. I love the natural marble look, and even being white stone-like material, it has not absorbed or stained from any of my pigmented paints that have dripped on. I even bought a black one also to hold my pencils and other favorite tools at the ready. I assume these are great for soap, but they’re even better for artists.

This is a very solid, attractive soap dish - the marbling is a little sparkly and looks like real stone. I actually bought it to hold my watercolor brushes, not a soap bar, but I'm sure it would hold soap well, too. The rubber feet keep it from slipping around, which is nice when my brushes are wet and I want to contain the mess. It's actually nicer than my current soap dish, so I'll probably buy a second one now that I know the quality is good!

Nice marble soap dish with some decent weight to it so it will stay on the counter top when picking up a wet bar of soap. It has four small silicone pads on the back/bottom to present scratches to table/counter surfaces and help keep dish from sliding around. It has a subtle sparkle to it as well. However, I bought it to use as a brush holder while I’m doing artwork. Keeps wet brushes separated and off my table. Very organized and keeps area free of paint.

we are using them under glasses in our master bath by our his and her sinks. When the glasses are upside down they don't get debris in them and the grooves in the marble allows the air in to dry them. it looks classy as well. They are perfect for what I wanted

I ordered this beautifully designed soap dish for an alternate use. It is absolutely perfect for holding my watercolor brushes when I'm painting. Water damages the glue in the ferrule so while using brushes it's risky keeping them upright. Some of my brushes cost as much as $80. They need to be level while you are painting and after you wash them while they dry. This product is perfect and holds 5 brushes. It lives on my art desk. You should think about alternate marketing for your product and present it to Blick, Cheap Joe's Art Supplies, Jerry's Artarama, etc. Even companies that sell beautiful and very expensive brushes in England like Rosemary Brushes, and Jackson's Art Supplies. I believe you would be so successful introducing millions of artists to your "Wet Brush Holder." I'm not sure how it would hold up to solvents that oil painters use - maybe you could experiment with that as that works be another market of millions. Artists love buying art supplies!! Wishing you success - and you're welcome. 😃🖌️🎨

So it’s a soap holder but someone suggested it as a watercolor tool for drying brushes. I am happy and use it everyday for this purpose. It is cute and compact on my workspace. 4 stars because it was too pricey. It is also starting to stain but then again I am not using it for original intent. It seems like it will last forever and functions well for unique application. Should have bought darker color and wish it was cheaper. Probably would not use it for soap haha…..

I saw this product used as a waterbrush holder and I had to buy this for myself. It is perfect! It has some weight so it stays in place. The grooves are perfect. Hold watercolor and other paintbrushes.

I love this soap dish! But not for soap. I use it as a holder for my paint brushes while I’m painting and as a drying rack afterwards. It’s perfect since it’s heavy (doesn’t move) and completely level (preserves the brushes). I saw someone using it that way online and was inspired. I don’t have a dedicated studio, so in the middle of a project, all my art stuff is right out in the dining room. I love using tools for art that are as beautiful as they are functional, then I don’t mind leaving them out in plain sight!