Stylish boutique hotels are perfect sources of inspiration for personal home décor, and you’re not likely to find neon-colored hand soap with cute animals on the bottle in the bathrooms of said hotels. I fell in love with Molton Brown’s Naran Ji hand wash in the lobby bathroom at the Kelly Wearstler-designed Maison 140 in Beverly Hills. The scent is amazingly good (orange blossom-y and mildly citrusy), and comparing it to the average drugstore liquid soap in terms of perfumes, it is like a Chanel eau de parfum versus bathroom cologne. At $25, it may be a hefty price for hand soap, but it’s a small price to pay in terms of upgrading your home environment. Plus, it just looks so elegant and pretty sitting next to the sink. If you have moved on from dorm-room décor to Domino-mag (RIP) chic, it’s time to upgrade your hand wash as well. It’s all in the details, as they say. (Thanks T+T+B for the gift!)
Monday, May 11, 2009
Molton Brown Naran Ji Fine Liquid Hand Wash
Stylish boutique hotels are perfect sources of inspiration for personal home décor, and you’re not likely to find neon-colored hand soap with cute animals on the bottle in the bathrooms of said hotels. I fell in love with Molton Brown’s Naran Ji hand wash in the lobby bathroom at the Kelly Wearstler-designed Maison 140 in Beverly Hills. The scent is amazingly good (orange blossom-y and mildly citrusy), and comparing it to the average drugstore liquid soap in terms of perfumes, it is like a Chanel eau de parfum versus bathroom cologne. At $25, it may be a hefty price for hand soap, but it’s a small price to pay in terms of upgrading your home environment. Plus, it just looks so elegant and pretty sitting next to the sink. If you have moved on from dorm-room décor to Domino-mag (RIP) chic, it’s time to upgrade your hand wash as well. It’s all in the details, as they say. (Thanks T+T+B for the gift!)
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