Inspriation for Unique Baths - The Kohler Design Center

In this Kohler Design Center suiteA collection of products that share a similar design theme, usually comprised of the following components: a bath/whirlpool, lavatory and toilet., Eric Cohler (the name is Cohler not Kohler) uses a combination of many suite’s to create a unique bath from his travel experiences around the world. The design is named “Spa Tower” and is one of the newest rooms in the Kohler Design Designer Center.

Spa Tower draws on Renaissance architecture to create a feeling of elegance while accentuating the soaring tower design of the shower.

“The 14-foot castle-like shower space fuses classicism with modernism,” says Cohler. ” The amazing tile, by Ann Sacks Tile and Stone (another Kohler Company) uses Custom Mosaic tile in Luxor Grey and Linen in alternating horizontal rows, it keeps the eye grounded and draws the eye towards the powder room situated behind the shower. These two design elements combined create motion in both vertical and horizontal directions.” What’s more amazing is the concept used for storage in the shower that I’ve recommended for many years is to use space in the inner wall cavities and create a modern look using glass, marble or granite for a natural look.

The shower has 2 shower stations each with its own volume and temperature controls, shower heads and body-sprays allowing each user to create their own a customizable shower experience. Adding to the delight of this shower experience is the use of the KOHLER DTV™, a digital showering system, which allows the bather to preset preferences in the shower including temperature, sequence of spray pattern, and pressure – all at the touch of a button.

The bath is designed with a Leighton Comfort HeightThe height of a toilet bowlA water-containing receptor that receives liquid and solid body waste; two general bowl classifications are round-front and elongated. (with seat) that stands at the same height as a standard chair for maximum comfort and ease when sitting down or standing up. toilet and a Leighton lavatory in the color Cashmere. The video below shows the suite from the designers perspective.