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By Steve, June 5, 2010

Bathroom or art gallery?

I was reading an interesting paper with bright bright images that I recently found really impressive. Art in the photos was great and exciting textures and bold with a modern twist wall. Some of the sculptures had an interactive feel with water jets spraying up or running down like rain or waterfalls. However, it was a beautiful art installation … except that it was, was a bathroom.

Some products that have emerged in recent years in the design of the bathroom are completely gorgeous. The big, strong, independent, marble sinks carved like pieces of abstract sculpture with water features. The minimalist showers and shower glass mosaics seem more like rain water fountains to elegant places washed in the morning. They are big and bold and innovative.

For those who have money to spend on these unique works of functional art, there are plenty of parts interesting out there to choose from. Virtually any item you find in a bathroom you can find in a sculptural version. There are varieties carved stone, sculpture, porcelain, ceramic, glass, bronze. Due to the high quality of many of these items, as well as the large amount of some of them, many of these items are very expensive though.

For those of us who are accustomed to a much simpler way bathroom, but I can see that some Culture shock might be inevitable if one is found at that facility.

The disadvantage I can see some of these games and designs is what I like called "Seashell Experience." Consider the movie Demolition Man, who does not remember that particular piece, impressive film history, the main character wakes up after spending 40 years in suspended animation and quickly discovers that the future has aroused has become the new accessories bathroom that does not understand how to use. The only clue that a three-game series in the form of shell, where the toilet paper should be. At least he comes out and supports he does not understand the process, how many of us the rest just spend the afternoon playing with the controls, too embarrassed to go out?

After read some of the sculptural design items, I worry a bit about finding one of these beautifully appointed bathrooms and not knowing how to Back in the water or flush but I guess that until there is a style and errors dramatic piece of art for the toilet is all good.

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