The everyday shower is transformed to a spa

2013 will see us going back to the bathroom London – Caroline Kent Kitchens have dominated the home sphere for the last few years, but we think that 2013 will see us going back to the bathroom. The philosophy of “Dont move, improve” is still firmly rooted in the mindset of the home market, and Arabstoday predicts that those of us looking to bring a sense of luxury in to our abodes will look to luxurious lavatories as the next center of investment. Showers and baths are key in this, with the emphasis on a luxurious and spa-like experience.
Crosswater’s new Elite range offers super slim fixtures featuring multifunctional spray settings where each water flow channel has its own water supply to conserve water when switched to a reduced flow setting. For a feel-good experience, switch between the waterfall and rainfall shower functions. For further benefits in the bathroom check out the Rio collection of illuminating shower-heads for a revolutionary LED light showering experience creating a magnificent column of water and colour. Try the Triton Nene mixer shower with all-over body massaging jets, or the Satellites range, which operates using wireless technology.