12 Cleaning Tools That Are Actually Beautifully Designed |

A grid of chic cleaning tools including a dustpan and broom, a set of microfiber cloths, a toilet brush, an oak brush, a pair of cleaning gloves, a bottle brush, and a squeegee — I don't want to reset my home unless I can do it with this arsenal of design-y cleaning tools.

(Image credit: Northern, OYOY, Mette Ditmer, Steamery, Gohar World, Zara Home, Zone Denmark)

Every week, I semi-loathe the reset that looms over my Sunday morning. But after years of immersing myself in the design scene, I have secretly found a small slice of functional homeware brands that host chic cleaning tools.

Just as designer-approved cleaning products are finally dotting the shelves of cool contemporary homes, tidying arsenals should follow suit, too. And I have found 12 gorgeous pieces that will help you return your home to its pristine glory in style.

If you don't believe resetting your home for spring could be fun, wait until you see these tools. It'll lend the phrase 'you clean up well' a whole new meaning.

Living Room

Northern

Cane Broom & Dust Pan - Rust

I've had my eye on this Cane Broom & Dust Pan from Northern for ages. And if the rust colorway isn't quite your speed, then perhaps this beige version will do the trick.

Zara Home

Wooden Feather Duster

For irreversible design mistakes that make a living room hard to clean, this cool Wooden Feather Duster from Zara Home will come in handy.

Steamery

Oak Pocket Brush

Clean your sofa and rid your other interior textiles off any dust, pet hair, and crumbs with this Oak Pocket Brush from Steamery.

Kitchen

Zara Home

Wooden Bottle Brush

In truth, I despise most bottle brushes. But I have to tip my hat to Zara Home for its cool take on the tool, fitted with coconut bristles.

Gohar World

Host Lace-Trim Rubber Gloves

J'obsessed with these Host Lace-Trim Rubber Gloves from Gohar World. It'll keep your skin safe from any harsh washing up liquid and add a little whimsy to your life.

Brabantia

SinkSide Soap Dispensing Dish Brush

There's no need to have a tacky bottle of dish soap taking up counter space when you can refill your Brabantia brush with a fresh dose any time it's running low.

Dining Room

Zara Home

Dustpan & Brush Set

I host my dinner parties with a side of sobremesa. And since I'm not rushing to clear the table, having something like this on hand will make all the difference.

Dyson

V10 Advanced Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

I wish I could clean my flat with just handmade cleaning tools, but I deem vacuums an essential for a spotless space. And so far, Dyson's taken the lead with sleek and efficient cordless cleaners.

OYOY

Mundus Microfiber Cloths

No cleaning cupboard should be missing microfiber cloths. It'll keep your glass surfaces streak and fabric free, and this set from OYOY is my top choice.

Bathroom

Zone Denmark

Silicone Shower Squeegee Ume with Wall Holder - Terracotta

I have a feeling this Silicone Shower Squeegee from Zone Denmark will finally get you to wipe your shower room and bathroom mirror down. Adieu, limescale!

IKEA

PEPPRIG Scrubbing Brush

Use this PEPPRIG Scrubbing Brush from IKEA to help you put your best bathroom cleaning hacks into motion. Especially for cleaning bathroom fixtures and grouted tiles.

Mette Ditmer

Lotus Play Toilet Brush

Finally, my least favorite bathroom accessory is getting a fashionable facelift. You can't tell me this Lotus Play Toilet Brush from Mette Ditmer is a bad idea.

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Amiya is a Content Editor at Livingetc. With a Masters Degree in Magazine Journalism from City, University of London, she has lent her words to beauty, fashion, and health sections of lifestyle publications including Harper’s Bazaar and Women’s Health. Her past experience as a research analyst has equipped her with an eye for emerging trends. Nearing 3 years at Livingetc, she has spent countless hours visiting showrooms, attending design events like WOW!House and interviewing contemporary interior designers, with a special interest in home wellness. Off the clock, she can be found flipping through glossy pages, listening to her daylist, or overanalyzing her Co-Star.