As one of the first collaborations with Joseph Joseph, Caddy provided an exercise less in innovation, but more in careful execution of an existing product type.

The brief was simple – house commonly used washing up paraphernalia into a compact, desirable cleaning caddy. Initial exploration defaulted to how washing up liquid, brushes, a sponge and cloth could be packaged together into a small footprint.

The result of which largely determined the product aesthetic; with an offset brush and bottle holder supporting a raised rail for drying cloths. A draining plate allows sponges to drip-dry and collect in the reservoir below.

All three parts are removable so each can be easily cleaned, and the water reservoir emptied.