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Matias Moellenbach

Matias Moellenbach makes Danish design objects that stay in the room long after the first purchase. The OBA soap line is the clearest expression of it: a sculptural sphere you buy once, and a refill you come back for. It turns a gift into a habit, and a one-time sale into a customer who returns. Quiet, tactile, and built to be used rather than displayed.

Matias Moellenbach makes Danish design objects that stay in the room long after the first purchase. The OBA soap line is the clearest expression of it: a sculptural sphere you buy once, and a refill you come back for. It turns a gift into a habit, and a one-time sale into a customer who returns. Quiet, tactile, and built to be used rather than displayed.

Matias Moellenbach designs objects to be lived with rather than looked at. OBA pairs a sphere you keep with a refill you replace, so the object stays and only the contents change. It is a small idea with a long tail: less packaging, less waste, and a standing reason for the customer to come back.

Matias Moellenbach designs objects to be lived with rather than looked at. OBA pairs a sphere you keep with a refill you replace, so the object stays and only the contents change. It is a small idea with a long tail: less packaging, less waste, and a standing reason for the customer to come back.

Matias Moellenbach designs objects to be lived with rather than looked at. OBA pairs a sphere you keep with a refill you replace, so the object stays and only the contents change. It is a small idea with a long tail: less packaging, less waste, and a standing reason for the customer to come back.