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What brand is this?

MERRICK DESIGNS

8 years ago

hi there,

I keep seeing cosmetics featuring in lovely bathrooms but have yet to figure out who makes them. See the below picture. -- the bottles are dark brown, with white and black label (usually with horizontal black and white strip) with pump dispenser. I think the packaging looks fantastic and wondered what brand is it?

thanks.

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Susan Peterson
8 years ago
It's looks like Aesop a beautiful brand
Susan Peterson
8 years ago
http://www.aesop.com - Melbourne based.
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MERRICK DESIGNS
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8 years ago
I see I have expensive taste :)

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