From Italian manufacturer Webert comes three new products in the company’s “Comfort” range. All are stunning takes on the traditional showerhead and all were designed by Massimiliano Settimelli. The company’s aim in producing this new range is to take precise shapes and combine them with modern lines and colour therapy. All products in the “Comfort” range feature high-powered thermostatic taps and five-way diverters combined with primary colours creating an invigorating effect.
First is Aria (above) with its fluid lines and organic shape which the company likens to a river bed, collecting water toward the final jump. The smooth, elegant design is characterised by a light, aerodynamic shape which curves to create a delicate “slide” of water as seen in natural waterfalls.
Next is Opera Moderna which is an elegant shower head with a unique design. Available with an arm for a horizontal position or mounted on a long, curved arm, Opera Moderna seeks to provide maximum comfort to the user by allowing for separate control of the shower head and body jets.
Last, but certainly not least, we have Wolo. With its black colour and shape, and interesting folded wing design of the column, Wolo encapsulates the idea of water interacting with the body. Its small unit and simple handle belie the technology behind this unit which allows for absolute precision control of the force and temperature of the water.
Can you pick a favourite? I’m leaning towards Aria with it’s stunning organic shape.
For more information visit www.webert.it
