Method is no stranger to featuring stunning art on their signature soap bottles, elevating the hygienic necessity to something worthy of display in the home, incentivizing reuse and refilling. The home goods company has been featured on Dieline several times for good reason, as Method serves as an example of sustainability artfully done, and their latest release continues along that path while also celebrating three talented female designers.
In collaboration with the Smithsonian Design Museum’s Cooper Hewitt Collection, the bottles not only feature three influential women whose work continues to reverberate throughout the world of design, but a fragrance inspired by their art; Marguerita Mergentimeâs textile patterns sparked the botanical print and tropical scent of Methodâs âIsland Rain;â Hungarian-born and US-based Ilonka Karasz, a pioneer in wallcoverings and illustrator of 186 covers for The New Yorker, inspires the fun and folk artsy âWild Meadows,â a floral aroma; lastly, Barbara Whiteâs colorful and innovative work with Japanese paper informs âOrange Slice,â a citrusy scented soap.
