The latest Satinjet shower from Methven marries the brand’s exceptional engineering with organic, progressive design.
The showering ritual should be one of relaxation and escape — and good design inside and out is a part of that. Methven’s latest release in its acclaimed Satinjet range, the Escape shower collection, is designed to facilitate this sense of calm.
This new shower collection is all about design and aesthetic precision while the inner workings of the award-winning Satinjet remain unchanged. The spray design transforms the everyday showering ritual into a luxurious, full body immersion experience – and now the aesthetics match the feeling.
The refreshed Escape range boasts a more focused design with organic appeal. Soft curves accentuate a sense of natural simplicity while the pure chrome finish offers contemporary style and class that is simply undeniable
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Another design advancement to the Escape collection is the seamless integration of the shower slider, which brings a smooth transition between Satinjet spray and an invigorating massage function.
This Satinjet range, like Methven’s Aio Aurajet renowned showering collection, is distributed exclusively in Australia via Reece.
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