I LOVE it! It's GORGEOUS and so handy! Where did you find it?

I'm sorry...I was so focused on trying to get the photograph into the message that I didn't actually post the website, just the jpg location. Here it is, a catalog called Napastyle. (The irony is that I'm actively attempting to get OFF all these catalogs using something called CatalogChoice.org -- a great service -- and this came along...)

Here is a link that might be useful: Soap dispenser website

Ooh, I like that, too! I'd be online ordering it now if I weren't concerned about my developmentally delayed child's ability to use it without spewing soap everywhere.

If someone does buy this, please come back and let us know how it works on a practical level. Also, I'm wondering how difiuclt it would be to refill.

I really like the look. If anyone gets one, I'd like to know how they work and whether the soap tends to drip. I'd like one for my utility room if they don't get messy.

Did anyone else expect that to be a $78 item?

That's very pretty, but I'm not sure I would want to screw a soap dispenser into my backsplash. What about when it breaks? If it's in the counter, at least it's a standard size and easier to replace.

Gorgeous, and outrageously expensive!

I think it needs a decimal point in the middle :)

Can't argue your point about the cost! Look, here's another one. I don't like it as much but some people might like it more.

Here is a link that might be useful: Orvis rotating glass soap dispenser

I bought it just before Christmas. BUT I haven't installed it yet so I can't comment on how well it works. I plan on hanging it, but it can also sit flat on the countertop. I love the look of it, but I still can't believe I spent close to $100 (with shipping/etc) on a soap dispenser! I'll try to post again after I've used it.

just spent a few days house sitting for friends

one of the things i had to keep an eye on was the soap dispenser mounted on divider between the windows over the kitchen sink

seems part of the issue is people like me who forgot to return it to the upright position

and the fact that even if you do small amounts accumulate around the nozzle end and slowly drip down the sides and leave a pool on the wooden sill

way to much work for me and now that i know the price it is even more reason not to do it

Twoyur, Thanks for sharing your experience. From your description, I don't think it's something we'd want ourselves, especially with our child, who manages to make a mess with things that are seemingly foolproof.

Oldhometara, Check back in and let us know your experience with it.

I was interested in it because our downstair powder room has only a small pedestal sink, so I obviously can't have the built-in soap dispenser, and it has barely enough room to set a narrow container of liquid soap on the edge of the sink (which my child manages to knock off the sink on a regular basis). So I thought maybe something like this would work better and look good, too.