Special Feature // ISH 2025


right Introducing Raindance Air, the evolution of Hansgrohe’s Raindance shower.


below Roca’s Meridian collection shows the possibilities for combining ceramics, wood, and steel in soft forms with a finely defined colour and surface code.


The new design of the spray disk stands out with a tactile,


soft, and natural appearance – which looks more like a speaker than a showerhead. The shower pipe and thermostatic control have also been reimagined, with a flat profile that is as close to the wall as possible. As well as creating a minimalist look, this close to the wall appearance also maximises the space in the showering area. Laufen has been busy since parent company Roca


Group saved the Alape brand from insolvency, impressively integrating Alape’s steel capabilities into the Laufen family with 3D-printed basins. Visitors at ISH were transported into the ‘Hidden Garden’, an immersive space within the Alape stand, where futuristic designs take centre stage. Inspired by nature and tranquillity, the environment the


showcased potential of 3D printing in redefining


customisation. Think more design freedom, bespoke individualisation, hybrid functionality, enhanced sustainability, better precision, and faster prototype development. Overall, the vast offering for retailers is well worth the visit.


Just the sheer amount of money spent on stands would indicate the brands exhibiting take the show seriously.


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Hansgrohe has updated its


Raindance shower and revealed Raindance Air – with new features that incorporate a combination of Rain and PowderRain spray types


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