Splashing bonanza

Shopping for bathroom fixtures isn’t as easy as you might think – we sift through the options and highlight a few designs that have caught our eyes

BOWLED OVER

The ubiquitous washbasin may seem like a straightforward fixture to have in the bathroom, but with new designs and technology, you can get a basin that’s unique and ergonomic.

#130_shop_Equip-Bathroom_Moon-copia Moon Copia glass washbasin, from Equip Bathroom

TOILET TRAINED

Instead of shamefully hiding away the WC in a corner of the bathroom, choose something with a standout design that you wouldn’t mind displaying.

This all-white ceramic WC is equipped with a soft closing seat and cover that adds another level of luxe to the bathroom.

Laufen Alessi One, floorstanding WC, from Carera Bathroom

POWER SHOWERS

The shower experience has evolved from a utilitarian act into the ultimate ritual of relaxation. Here are a few showerheads that turn the everyday bathroom ritual into an enjoyable experience.

Japanese design firm Nendo combines water and light to come up with this hybrid lampshower that brings delight to the bathroom.

Axor LampShower by Nendo, from Hansgrohe

Unlike most other handheld showers, the Power&Soul Cosmopolitan lets you control the spray pattern for a personalised shower.

Power&Soul Cosmopolitan shower, from Grohe

Onimi on-5519 rainshower, from Azora

WASHING UP

With so many different bathroom taps, faucets and mixers to pick from, it’s no walk in the park making your pick. Here are a few options to make the decision process easier.

Instead of gushing out carelessly, water gently cascades from this mixer like a mini-waterfall.

G.Ferretti 8006001 basin mixer, from Living Phenomenon

We can’t help but feel a little nostalgic with this hot and cold mixer. It’s available for the basin, bathtub or even attached to the shower, and is finished in either chrome or light gold.

Devon & Devon Austin 900 mixer, from Design Hub

RUB-A-DUB

Bathtubs are typically associated with a certain standard of luxury, especially in Singapore where bathrooms are usually too small. But if you have the space to spare – and the time to languish in bubble baths – here are some bathtubs you probably won’t mind soaking in.

This free-standing tub can easily become the visual focus of your bathroom, thanks to the rounded rim that is meant to mimic the sensual curves of the body.

Bravat Wave B25824W-1 bathtub from Hafary

From the electric blue enamel finish to the eagle claw ornamental feet, this regal bathtub has the makings of a winner.