how to hide washing up liquid/sponges/ brush in new kitchen

[vannah]

is there a nice way or a product to disguise the brightly vile coloured cleaning products and plastic bottles of fairy which are spoiling the lovely new sink/worktop...?

thankyou!

[IOnlyReadtheDailyMailinCafes]

I dont have a new kitchen but mine go in the cupboard under the sink.

[vannah]

hmm, i thought about that , but i dont have a dishwasher so am washing up about 4 times a day - would rather leave it out somehow.

thankyou though...

[IOnlyReadtheDailyMailinCafes]

I have a dishwasher so rarely use anything than a spray or cloth.

[watfordmummy]

i have diswasher too, but have stuff on side, as not everything goes in. Understand your prob OP.

[MrsEricBana]

I have a low white rectangular ceramic dish from Habitat which takes the bottles and brush and looks pretty smart (I think!)

[JackieNo]

Thing to hang on side of sink or (less successful, I think) stand for cloth. And decant your washing up liquid into a prettier bottle.

[JackieNo]

Similar idea (though not sure what you do when you need to fill the sink with water .
One that only works if you have a double sink
Or how about this?

[JackieNo]

And one last one .

[IOnlyReadtheDailyMailinCafes]

I can't believe somone would pay £10 for a stand for a dishcloth.

[kreecherlivesupstairs]

Keep anything unsightly in the breadbin.

[maggiethecat]

First of all switch to something like Ecover - no vile colour and better for the environment they say. I decant mine into a recycled radox handwash bottle with dispenser - easy to pump liquid onto sponge.

[paisleyleaf]

A vase or pot?

[vannah]

thankyou for all the replies everyone, i forgot to tune in last night.
jackieno, thankyou so much for all the links - Im getting the small white sink caddy as it fits in the sink and will be (hopefully) camoflaged by my white sink.

paisleyleaf - thats actually a v good suggestion, saw some nice pots in the garden centre.
kreecher yes i keep bottles/dummies etc in the bread bin...

thanks again