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Handheld shower

5 years ago

The handheld shower is remarkably slim and subtle. Would you share the manufacturer/source?
Thank you for sharing the photos of your gorgeous home.

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Johnson Squared Architecture + Planning
5 years ago
Thank you for your comments. This shower turned out so minimal and beautiful. The handheld shower is a combination of the Lacava "Cigno" hand shower and the "Cigno" water intake/hook. You can find more info on Lacava's website here:

Hand Shower: https://www.lacava.com/product/431

Water Intake: https://www.lacava.com/product/498
jehaller thanked Johnson Squared Architecture + Planning
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