All articles tagged with #bathroom design
The article discusses the resurgence of colorful bathroom fixtures, moving away from traditional white, driven by younger consumers and innovative materials like lava stone and concrete, making bathrooms more vibrant and personalized.
The article highlights common bathroom design mistakes to avoid, such as overcrowding fixtures, poor lighting, lack of privacy, slippery flooring, and ignoring hidden wall issues, with advice from the Property Brothers on creating functional, safe, and stylish bathrooms.
Kohler and Dr. Samuel Ross collaborate to create the eye-catching Formation 01 faucet, featuring a sculptural design crafted from innovative Neolast material, precise water delivery, and a striking "Haptic Orange" color. This limited-edition piece offers a glimpse into the future of bathroom design, blending avant-garde aesthetics with cutting-edge engineering for a truly modern and functional addition to any bathroom.
Kohler showcased its most advanced smart toilet, Numi 2.0, at the India Design 2024 exhibition, featuring voice assistants, smartphone connectivity, motion-activated seat cover, and heated personal cleansing. Priced at Rs 16-20 lakh, the toilet aims to transform bathrooms into a sanctuary of privacy and luxury, catering to a younger audience accustomed to technology. The product, set to launch in India later this year, emphasizes practical utility over novelty, with a focus on integrating technology to genuinely improve user experiences.
A farmhouse for sale in Denver has caught the attention of Redditors due to its unusual "open concept" bathroom design. The two-bedroom house features a bathroom in the main living area that lacks walls or division from the bedroom space. The bathroom is covered in black and white checkered tiles and includes a shower stall with a see-through glass door, a partially covered sink, and a visible toilet. Redditors have criticized the baffling design, with some jokingly suggesting it was drafted using Sims. The unique bathroom layout has divided opinions, with some finding it charming and others considering it a deal-breaker.