Articles Tagged with ''bathroom design''

Sustainability and water conservation were two of the main trends seen at the 2023 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show in Las Vegas earlier this year. One Canadian-based company is tackling water efficiency starting with the top water guzzling appliance in the home — the shower.

Since 1949, Lee Supply has provided the highest-quality plumbing, HVAC, water treatment, appliances, lighting products and services to customers throughout the Midwest. Whether providing the newest products or implementing the latest technologies, Lee Supply prides itself on a willingness and ability to adapt, putting them at the forefront of innovation.

Saniflo USA recently donated to Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), the nation’s largest organization exclusively representing the Black College Community. 

Infinity Drain launched a Specialty Finish collection which offers designers the ability to match on-trend finishes in bathroom settings.

Numi 2.0 offers exceptional water efficiency, personalized cleansing and dryer functions, a heated seat and high-quality built-in speakers, the company states. 

The survey showed that designers’ client pool continues to be mostly older, mainly Gen X  and Boomers. However, there is a growing Millennial client base that is gaining momentum. In fact, 17 percent of respondents said they are designing more for this group than any other, nearly double what it was in 2020. 

The new soap dispenser includes a top cover that slides open via a tamper-resistant unlocking feature. Once open, the soap refill bottle can be inserted into the spout.

Dearborn, a part of the Oatey family of brands, announced that its True Blue Bath Waste Kits are now available in an on-trend Champagne Bronze finish, adding to its already robust line of designer finishes. 

Icera launched the iWash S-12. The iWash S-12 offers all the features of previous iWash models, including a warm air dryer, heated seat and built-in deodorizer.

HydroVive and the new smaller HydroVive 14 both are designed to bring the multi-sensory powers of light, sound and water under the user’s complete control.