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Sink Caddy with Dish Cloth in Black by Simple Things

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Good design earns its place beside the sink. The Simple Things Sink Caddy in Black keeps your kitchen bench organised without adding visual noise. Crafted from stainless steel with a silicone base to protect surfaces, it holds dish brushes, scrubbers and a hanging dish cloth, and a black cotton dish cloth is included so it is ready to work from the moment it arrives.

At 31 x 12 x 26cm it sits neatly beside the sink without overwhelming the bench, and the open wire frame lets everything drain and dry between uses. The matte black finish gives the kitchen a uniform, considered look, the kind of small upgrade that makes the everyday feel more intentional. Pair it with the Simple Things Natural Tampico Dish Brush for a matched set.

Why You'll Love It

  • Stainless steel and silicone construction that protects the bench
  • Open wire frame for drainage and air circulation
  • Matte black finish for a cohesive, considered bench
  • Holds dish brushes, scrubbers and a hanging cloth
  • Black cotton dish cloth included, ready to use
  • Works beside a kitchen or laundry sink

Product Details

  • Brand: Simple Things
  • Colour: black
  • Materials: stainless steel, silicone, cotton (dish cloth)
  • Dimensions: 31 x 12 x 26cm
  • Includes: sink caddy and black cotton dish cloth
  • Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth and allow to air dry

Styling the Bench

The black wire frame pairs naturally with matte black tapware and dark grout for a cohesive bench. Add a small potted succulent and a set of linen tea towels for a kitchen vignette that feels put together rather than staged. On a white or stone bench, the black caddy works as a contrast anchor and gives the sink area some depth. See the rest of our cleaning and laundry edit.

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It arrives in its original box, which makes it a neat housewarming gift or a practical present for someone setting up a first flat. Find more ideas in our gift ideas for the home.

FAQs

What is the sink caddy made from?
Stainless steel with a silicone base, plus a black cotton dish cloth.

What size is it?
It measures 31 x 12 x 26cm, a compact footprint that works beside most kitchen sinks.

What can I store in it?
Dish brushes, scrubbers and a hanging dish cloth. The open wire frame allows drainage and air circulation.

Can I use it in the laundry?
Yes. It works just as well beside a laundry tub for scrubbing brushes and cloths.

In Short

The Simple Things Sink Caddy is a 31 x 12 x 26cm matte black stainless steel sink organiser with a protective silicone base and an open wire frame for drainage. It holds dish brushes, scrubbers and a cloth, comes with a black cotton dish cloth, and suits a kitchen or laundry sink.

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