The idea for this particular product hit designer Geoff Muskett right after he realized bathrooms weren’t such a fun place. Because rubber toys just weren’t enough anymore, this innovative mirror interacts with the consumer through all sorts of boredom-releasing games.

The mirror becomes “magic” as the bathroom fills up with steam. This is the moment when you can play a game (crossword puzzles, Dot to Dot, Maze ) alone or with your significant other.

Children can also benefit from this, as the mirrors allow them to learn either Math or Spelling.

For more details about the product try getting in touch with the designer here.

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The Ladybird bathtub has an impressive design. Another unique thing about it is that it can be covered and uncovered at your own will. Although the quantity of water that it can hold may be considered smaller comparing to other bathtubs, that shouldn’t really be a bad thing. This way your bath could be a more pleasant and cozy experience.

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This is no regular shower. And we’re not only talking about the price here (which by the way happens to be just a bit high, $27,000 to be exact), but about the “services” it provides as well.

The Omega steam shower can calm your muscles and release your body of stress. It helps with the blood circulation and it can release all the negative energy you have gathered during the day.

And all this is possible with good hydrotherapy and in a 100 x 120 x 221cm space. This fabulous shower comes in black and white to suit all tastes.

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This definitely can make one think. It’s so simple and yet so full of meaning. So what if it’s situated in the bathroom?

The message is particularly strong. The agency that created this ad (and perhaps the product will follow) is Saachi&Saachi, Copenhagen, which makes us give a big “thumbs up” to advertising in this case.

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