New additions to the bath and shower areas for the Life Caring Designproposal

For the shower area, the company will present the new shower columns, offered in three different diameters - 20, 25 and 32 millimetres -, which will enrich the models of the SOLO Shower line. A series of hand showers and shower heads will complete the range, with the original removable hand shower holder, an absolute premiere for this exhibition.
Solo shower distinguishes itself by the use of stainless steel and the unique feature of guaranteeing load capacity like a safety grab bar.

All models of the bathtubs with door - the 650 Evo line -, which was introduced as a preview at the last edition, will be presented, complete with shower curtains and enclosures, developed especially for these models.

The compact dimensions, the result of a careful study of the overall sizes and optimisation of the usable space, an unobstructed internal walking surface, the presence of a lift-up seat and customisation with external panels in colour, are the key features of these new bathtubs designed to guarantee well-being and safety in the bathroom.

The two signature collections, HUG and OMNIA, will also be presented.. Designed in collaboration with Daniele Trebbi, they both offer their own interpretation of the concept of comfort and well-being in the bathroom, proposing spaces capable of placing the person at the centre of the project, who experiences the space feeling at ease, protected and safe.

Technology: this is perhaps the most interesting novelty of Omnia, the fact that it is equipped with two systems, Help and Safety Air, capable of declining the concept of safety’ even in aspects that until now have not been fully addressed in the bathroom environment.

Both address the mirror (which can be equipped with special control units) as the centre of their operation: Safety Air focuses on sanitising the air by performing, through the process of photocatalysis, a real breakdown’ of the bacteria and microbes scattered in the environment (and thus eliminating bad smells and risks of infection), while Help System offers a valid aid for calling for help in the event of a fall, by activating a call service through buttons (available stand-alone or integrated in the grab bars) positioned in the bathroom.

In an era dominated by phenomena such as artificial intelligence, we are in our own way moving a small step toward a more “technological” bathroom environment. A sort of “acclimatization” in anticipation of future integration of new standards, an aspect that a company like ours cannot afford to ignore.

In all this, one certainty: Cersaie, which has always been the first real test-bed for testing the goodness of our proposals. An opportunity to exchange views, to analyze, to forecast. An opportunity to interpret the future, which is never tomorrow but is always today.