The sanitaryware industry has seen major innovation, combining new technology with changing design trends. Key developments include smart features like touchless controls and water-saving options, along with a focus on sustainability through eco-friendly materials.
NEW LAUNCHES
TOTO has recently unveiled its advanced NEOREST NX Collection, a pinnacle of luxury and innovation in sanitaryware. This collection includes smart bidet toilets like the NX1 and NX2, which are redefining modern bathroom experiences with cutting-edge technology and refined aesthetics.
Recent launches in the sanitaryware segment highlight innovation and modern functionality. These include the Xevolos E Wash Basin and Xelu Q Countertop Basin, which feature SmartClean dirtrepellent surfaces and customised soundproofing for a sleek and quiet bathroom experience from the Hansgrohe group.
The EluPura S Wall-Hung WC integrates AquaHelix flush technology for efficient water usage and HygieneEffect to reduce bacterial spread. Additionally, the Tecturis E Single-Lever Basin Mixer offers eco-friendly water-saving features in a contemporary design. These launches underscore Hansgrohe’s commitment to functionality, sustainability, and aesthetics, seamlessly combining style, efficiency, and user convenience.
Cera has introduced its latest launches under the Lustre collection, featuring the Carmona & Catmid in luxurious French gold, rose gold, and platinum, and
Catmid & Carlton series in elegant beige, coffee, and dark grey finishes. Not to mention, the stunning 3D single-piece WC in Black and launches like Vibe Sense touch-free WC, designed with advanced sensor technology for enhanced hygiene. Powerful solutions like the Cadmos with QuietWave Flush, Carnival with Jet, Clayton PRO, and Cona with InBuilt Jet are all crafted for superior performance and sophistication.
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