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Designed by Salim Al Kadi for House of Today, the 'Makhba' soap comprises two opposing modules which, when placed together, interlock to create a hollow inside. The idea is that an item can be placed inside this void, and once the edges of the two pieces of soap are sealed together with water, the object remains inside until the olive oil soap dissolves with use.
FRANKBROS says
Designed by Salim Al Kadi for House of Today, the 'Makhba' soap comprises two opposing modules which, when placed together, interlock to create a hollow inside. The idea is that an item can be placed inside this void, and once the edges of the two pieces of soap are sealed together with water, the object remains inside until the olive oil soap dissolves with use.
FRANKBROS says
Designed by Salim Al Kadi for House of Today, the 'Makhba' soap comprises two opposing modules which, when placed together, interlock to create a hollow inside. The idea is that an item can be placed inside this void, and once the edges of the two pieces of soap are sealed together with water, the object remains inside until the olive oil soap dissolves with use.
Technical
Olive oil soap
Height 60mm
Width 60mm
Height 60mm
Width 60mm
Technical
Olive oil soap
Height 60mm
Width 60mm
Height 60mm
Width 60mm
Delivery & Returns
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You can return all purchased products within 14 days.
For more details on Shipping and Returns, contact our Customer Service.
Delivery & Returns
All purchases are sent by Standard Shipping. If you can’t wait, select the Express Shipping.
You can return all purchased products within 14 days.
For more details on Shipping and Returns, contact our Customer Service.
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House of Today
House of TodayBeirut-based House of Today is a unique non-profit organization that showcases, nurtures, and connects emerging Lebanese designers, with the purpose to allow their talent to develop and flourish. Founded and led by Cherine Magrabi Tayeb, HoT supports new talents by introducing up-and-comers to design experts, and also offers an international scholarship program to enable promising students to pursue an education in design.
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Salim Al-Kadi
Salim Al-KadiHailing from Beirut, Salim Al-Kadi is both a practicing architect and a senior lecturer at the American University of Beirut’s Department of Architecture and Graphic Design. A graduate of the American University of Beirut and Columbia University, Al-Kadi also founded Beirut Architecture Office where his work is led by a belief that the architect's role is not to build confidence in the built environment but to disrupt the apparent stasis by introducing necessary hesitation.