Tooaleta wash & dry toilet seat

CES has barely begun, but 146-year-old plumbing company Kohler has already stolen the show with what will undoubtedly be 2019’s hottest gadget: an “intelligent toilet” with built-in surround sound speakers, ambient mood lighting, and Amazon Alexa voice controls. Truly, we live in an age of wonders.

German bathroom and kitchen manufacturer Grohe is aiming to reduce paper wastage with its latest toilet model, which doubles as a bidet. Described by the brand as a "shower toilet", Grohe's Sensia Arena model has a built-in water nozzle that can be used to naturally cleans users.

We get our hands on the complete set of imitation hands-free backside washers.

WASHLET™ RX captivates with its clear, streamlined and minimalistic design. WASHLET™ blends in with the ceramic, making them appear as a single unit. Like all WASHLET™ models, RX also offers the utmost in quality and hygiene. All of the hygienic and convenience features are in corporatedin the RX in the same familiar way.

Bathroom brand VitrA is the first ever bathroom brand to exhibit at contemporary interior design show designjunction, which runs from September 20-13 2018 on London’s Southbank.

There’s no need to abdicate your crown — you simply need to replace your throne. Your porcelain throne, that is. If you’d like to spruce up one of the most essential rooms in your home, perhaps it’s time not for a new toilet, but simply a new toilet seat. And here to help is the DI800 Toilet Seat. Heralded as the ultimate bathroom upgrade by Maro D'Italia, this new DI800 Toilet seat is said to be a “cleaner, healthier, and ...

Today, we come baring bathroom news – and it’s certainly surprised us. The latest figures from Victorian Plumbing suggest that the bidet is back in fashion. After more than 30 years in the wilderness, during which many have gone the same way as avocado bathroom suites and those scary doll loo roll covers, sales are rising. Year on year, they’re up a massive 44 per cent.

Inspired by design and driven by the passion by its Spanish heritage, Roca has been shaping bathroom design for over 100 years

There are plenty of things to hate about flying, but having to repeatedly use a public (and very tiny) bathroom over the course of several hours is up there. That could change in the near future, though. Travel + Leisure reports that Zodiac Aerospace, a manufacturer of plane cabin interiors, is working on a fancy plane toilet like no other—outside of private jets, that is. Yes, it's a toilet with a built-in bidet.

Grohe, the world’s leading provider of sanitary fittings, launched an advertising campaign for the Grohe Sensia Arena intelligent shower toilet at 19 international airports in 15 countries.