Smart Toilet Aesthetics.

The "smart home" revolution is sweeping the world, with millions of people adopting smart technologies that make everyday life easier. The technology ranges from pre-programmed air conditioning units to voice-activated lighting to wireless security systems.

One area of ​​the so-called smart home that is often overlooked is the humble bathroom. Just as we can have smart appliances open the shutters in the living room, we can now enjoy the convenience of touchless taps, waterproof TVs and bathtubs that you can pre-program to fill. With the popularity of smart home technology, smart toilets are fast becoming a hit.

The concept of smart toilet originated in Japan and has been widely used in society for nearly 20 years. Historically known as Washlet, the basic smart toilet model is a combination of a "western" toilet and bidet. They have simple controls for adjusting water pressure and air pressure.

Thanks to our love of intercontinental travel and technology, smart toilets have recently become popular in both the US and Australia. As all technologies continue to develop rapidly, so do the features and functions of modern smart toilets. They now represent more than just a combined toilet and bidet.

Smart toilet designs of the past were a bit bulky in appearance, with visible spouts and chunky control panels. Today, the design is more streamlined and looks almost identical to a normal modern toilet. Many leading brands aim to achieve a sleek and seamless aesthetic in their designs. This approach provides a classic and modern interior style for most models on the market, and the smart toilet can be seamlessly integrated into any bathroom.