I don't think this is the best sink container if you want to store tons of stuff or want to hang it steadily from the wall. However, it is perfect for the small space beside my sink, on the deck but stuck to the tiled floor. It tidily stores all my scourers and sponges. I found a bit difficult inserting the suction pads in the purpose-made holes bit too difficult and not that good design.
DESIGNER Willy Chong
This is such a cool playful set of hooks. They're self-adhesive, so there is little installation needed. They are quite large and bulky in a way, and hold up to two kilos. I bought them to hang some items from the sides of my large Raskog trolleys (which have a slightly rugged texture). I followed the installation instructions, left them overnight, and started using them next day. They are cute and I can hang up my large headset, some art rugs, and small items that I would otherwise have to store in drawers. They're versatile, because I can use this in the kitchen and the bathroom as well.
DESIGNER Willy Chong
This mini plant pot looks like something taken from my parents' childhood, a time when galvanised metal was widespread for household purposes. This size is really tiny. The product page photo does it justice. It does not have a waterhole on the bottom, so small cacti and succulents are perfect for this pot as they don't need much irrigation. They can be used indoors and outdoors, but I've always had them indoors. I use them as crayon holders, and I have them inside the Risatorp desktop organiser.
