Hoover: An all in one bathroom. Check this out!
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Clean but industrial,
sleek but functional, contemporary but futuristic, the photos make it look like
something you would expect to find on a space ship or station – but here it is,
the “world’s first vertical bathroom” – complete with spinning showers and
secret toilets – you can build right in your own home.
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The inspiration for
this piece comes partly from functional modern architecture and in part from
the nature of our own spinal system. A series of vertebrae are stacked on one
another, each level rotating independently and serving a different need: toilet
(with side compartments for plunger, brush and paper rolls), sink and basin
(with built-in soap dispenser and standard hot/cold water handle),
rubber-sealed storage spaces, and a cistern topped off by a pair of shower
elements with pull-out shower heads.
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Its capacity to rotate
is more than just a trick to entice luxury hotel and business owners to buy
these for their accommodates or corporate offices – it is also a space-saving
tactic for smaller personal apartment or condo bathrooms, since the stack of
fixtures can be folded easily into a relatively tiny area in terms of square
footage (as these plans illustrate).
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Even if you are not
completely comfortable to the factory feel of stainless steel in the morning,
the ideas in this work are worth noting – a different material, though, in addition
to the variant colors already offered by the manufacturers of Design
Odyssey might be worth offering to those who would like to have one in
their otherwise more homey house.
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