Sure there are.

My kitchen (including the sink) is white. I found a plain white 'china' one at Target. Holds plenty of detergent. Sits next to the faucet at all times.

I used to have a stainless steel dispenser that I got at Williams-Sonoma that was nice. (But now I just keep the ol' bottle of Dawn out on the counter instead. ;-))

Tuesday Morning has lots of dispensers.

I have this one:

My SIL had one that looked like an garlic oil dispenser. It was tall and made of glass- it had the curved spout. It looked very elegant!

I keep 2 at my sink - from the Container Store. One for hand soap and one for dish soap.

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I used to keep dish soap in a fancy glass bottle with a spout (supposed to be used for olive oil). I stopped using it because it was too tall and I kept knocking it over. You could use any kind of bottle though, and get a pour stopper/spout.

Then I got this soap dispenser/sponge holder:

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But it kept leaking and the fake chrome finish peeled off, so I replaced it with this one. Both from Bed Bath and Beyond.

I use an olive oil bottle. I have to dilute the soap though, or it won't pour out. Kind of a pain, but it works fine like that. The other dispenser is for my hand soap, but it would work fine for dish soap. Got it at Target. The brush is from Willams-Sonoma, for our good glasses.
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I used to use a decorative glass bottle (that I got at Pier 1 years ago) with a liquor dispenser top (not sure of the proper name). But I was always afraid I would drop the glass bottle with my wet hands. Then I put dish soap in a stainless steel hand soap dispenser, but I didn't really care for that either. I either had to pump the soap while the dispener sat on the counter or pick up the dispenser and shoot it into the pan I was washing. For some reason the soap would not stay near the top of the tube so it had to be pumped several times before the soap came out. I think it had to do with the consistency of the soap b/c later I used the same dispenser for hand soap and I don't have that problem. Now I just use the original container the soap comes in and I store it under the sink when not in use.

A plastic decorative bottle would be perfect, but I've never seen one.

Thanks for the input, everyone. I've been leary of the ceramic ones for fear of breaking them. I found a stainless steel one, but the shape of it made it too wobbly when you pressed down on the pump. dlm2000, I like the shape of those...looks like a stable base.

You can buy pour spouts from places like BB&B that fit into most glass bottles. Find a size and shape you like (I got mine at TJ Maxx) and fill it with slightly diluted dish soap. I use Dawn because my kitchen is blue and white.

bungalo - they are very stable. The clear part is Lucite so no glass shattering when/if they slip. I've had them for a couple of years now and they look/function like new.

Here is a link that might be useful: Umbra Soap Dispenser

I keep mine under the sink - never saw a reason to have it out.

I do have a soap dispenser built into the sink that we use for hand washing soap.

A little less elegant than some of the ones already posted... we have a plastic one from KitchenAid.

My MIL got one in black and loves it; looks like they come in white as well.

I use a plain white one from Target, too. Seems to be a popular choice.

A question for those who have separate pumps...one for hand soap and one for dish soap? I wash my hands in the kitchen with Dawn...if it's good enough for dishes, why not for separate hand washing, too? Why clutter the sink area with two pumps? Am I not getting something?

anitamo--I find that having two soap dispensers is confusing. It's too hard to tell which one is dish soap and which is hand soap. I remember washing dishes at my sister's house and wondering why the dish soap wouldn't lather. Turned out I washed all the dishes with hand soap.

I also wash my hands with Dawn, especially if they're greasy. But I keep a bottle of Softsoap (in its original packaging) on the sink too, and I use that sometimes. Dish soap strips all the oil from my skin, and my hands get very dry if I use it too much.

I bought a plastic grocery-store dish soap in the smallest size I could find and soaked the labels off and refill it as needed from the big container under the sink. I don't wash dishes by hand every day so most of these containers "designed" for it are too big for what I want. I have a cork circle (like you use under a plant) next to my sink with the plastic dish soap container, my hand soap dispenser, and a bottle of lotion on it so any occasional drips of soap or water don't sit on my granite.

I really love the soap dispenser at Napa Style. It can be attached to a wall or just sit upright on a counter. I keep telling myself I really NEED one but at $78 I just can't bring myself to buy it!

Here is a link that might be useful:

I understand a pump dispenser for hand soap, but not dishes. I'm a grab and squeeze girl. And like AJ I find it most practical to leave the bottle sitting out so it's always convenient.

Hi everyone I have been a lurker for a while and just now posting for the first time.

I bought this dispenser at Marshalls....

I used to fill glass olive oil bottles but knocked over too many and don't like broken glass.

Williams Sononma sells attractive plastic container dish soap and it smells wonderful

Shappy, I agree! Caldrea developed the new cleaning line for WS. I haven't used the dish soap, but I love the hand soap and lotion. The Meyer lemon parsley is my favorite!

Here is a link that might be useful: WS cleaning collection

Like lynninnewmexico, we use a decorative bottle with a pour spout. Ours is an amaretto bottle. I like that you can see the different color soaps in it.

BB&B has a stainless one that allows you to pump with one hand and the base is stable.