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Right: Tahi Satinjet shower system
make this technology so special and how we want Satinjet to connect to our customer.
DESIGNER: WHAT DO YOU SEE FOR THE FUTURE OF BATHROOM DESIGN – ARE THERE ANY PARTICULAR TRENDS THAT YOU SEE EMERGING IN THE FUTURE? SNEDDON: Bathroom design is about maximizing space and making it a sanctuary; a place to escape to and relax after a busy day, or energize in the morning before your day starts. Showering is our focus. Everyone appreciates a great shower. Some are very passionate about it when asked ‘so how do we deliver a product that makes it so good that it’s the only shower you want?’ The aim is to create a shower for your bathroom space, a shower that fi ts perfectly
with your lifestyle and values, a shower that connects seamlessly to infusion systems and visually with our brassware products. We want to make everyone’s morning something to look forward to – and not just because of breakfast!
DESIGNER: WHAT NEW PROJECTS ARE YOU WORKING ON NOW AND HOW IS TECHNOLOGY DRIVING NEW IDEAS IN SHOWER AND TAP DESIGN?
SNEDDON: We are currently developing new digital technologies that allow systems to link together - maximizing our knowledge of water effi ciencies and how we make the various components work together to optimize this even further.
Satinjet is also one of those technologies
that is continuously refi ned and improved together with our tapware developments and skincare infusion technology. We are really pushing to create a shower
and bathroom system to personalize for yourself. I can’t go into too much detail as we are in a very competitive market and our secrets are held tightly within our design studio, but I can say it’s hugely exciting and will change how we see our bathroom space in the future. designer
Methven
www.methven.com
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