Hairdryers:

Several accessories complete the bathroom equipment. With encouragement from the “wellness” phenomenon, the scale is becoming an element that is increasingly requested. Like all other “wellness room” elements, the scale should be both attractive and efficient. Precise and aesthetic, the glass models such as Digit Scale by JVD are at the cutting edge in this area. The discrete, but inevitable clothes hooks, soap holders, toilet paper holders, or brush holders are also adapting to the transformation that is taking place in the bathroom. The Nemox range by Geesa, guaranteed 12 years and distributed by Manusec, offers a more modern design. For those who prefer a classic design, the “Accessoires de bain” range by Agfraceo remains faithful to basic and timeless design. Another product that is making progress: open wastepaper baskets for bathrooms. In order to palliate the problem of garbage bags spilling over, Manusec offers a basket from Brabantia that integrates a bag that is dissimulated by a hoop for easier maintenance. For pedal operated cans, Brabantia presents its Retrobin range that offers better product resistance with its rounded cover.Although innovations are rare in the world of hairdryers, there has been a great deal of progress. Designers have first and foremost concentrated their efforts on the design of their products. While the hand-held model, which is more aesthetic, remains the privilege of upscale hotels, major efforts have been made to make wall hairdryers integrate new room designs as well as possible. With two leitmotifs: sobriety and elegance. More compact, the Premium hairdryer from Valera, distributed by Manusec, arrives on the market this month and is available not only in white, but also with a black and silver casing. With an integrated concentrator and mobile support, the model called Eden from JVD is also trendier. The specialists also stress better...