Bathrooms
Ariana from Greens Tapware outlines the bathroom innovations we’re going to love in 2026.
What’s the latest in bathroomware?
We’re seeing a really exciting convergence of technology and motion in bathroom design. It’s more than just sleek lines; it’s about creating interactive, almost kinetic experiences such as tapware that responds to touch, or designs inspired by the fluidity of water itself.
What’s the appeal?
I love that it elevates the everyday. It’s not just about washing your hands; it’s about engaging with a beautifully designed object that feels alive. Consumers are increasingly design-conscious and appreciate the marriage of form and function. They’re looking for moments of delight in their daily routines. Plus, technology is now so seamlessly integrated that it enhances rather than overwhelms the aesthetic. Our Venza Collection is a prime example. It draws inspiration from the dynamic world of motorsports, with flowing lines that evoke the sensation of speed and precision. The dial-style handle is reminiscent of a finely engineered wheel, providing a tactile and responsive user experience. Greens Tapware is launching new finishes and smart features for the Venza Collection in early 2026.
Who will be getting on board?
This trend really sings in contemporary spaces that embrace clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. It’s perfect for homeowners and architects who appreciate subtle details, quality craftsmanship, and the intersection of art and technology. Consider pairing these designs with natural materials, like stone or wood, to create a sense of balance. Bathroom design is becoming increasingly personalised and experience-driven, and this new direction represents a shift towards creating spaces that are not only functional but also emotionally engaging. We believe that the future of bathroom design lies in creating moments of connection and wellbeing. It’s about bringing a touch of artistry and innovation into the most intimate spaces in our homes.
