Many showers come with a faucet head that can be fixed to the tiles and moved around to better attend to specific areas of the body; the Aqueous Shower is an updated version of this classic design. Instead of having one shower head, the Aqueous Shower boasts two, one on each end. Like a slithering steel snake, the bottom one can be manipulated around to shoot more water while the top one continues to rain down from above.
Designed by Christian Harrup, the Aqueous Shower is not only practical, it is also good-looking in a futuristic sort of way. The enamel can be adapted for different color variations. The Aqueous Shower is a 2012 Reece Bathroom Innovations Award entry.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dual-ended Faucets
- Opportunity to create sleek and practical dual-ended faucets for showers and sinks.
- Adaptive Enamel
- Opportunity to innovate and create customizable enamel for faucets and showerheads.
- Futuristic Design
- Opportunity to create more aesthetically pleasing and visually striking designs for bathroom fixtures.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fixture Manufacturing
- Manufacturers could bring innovation to the bathroom fixture market through the creation of more dual-ended faucets and adaptive enamel products.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers could utilize futuristic design elements, like the dual-ended faucets, to create unique and trendy bathroom spaces for clients.
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry could incorporate the Aqueous Shower's dual-ended faucet design into hotel rooms and suites to enhance the shower experience for guests.
