Nevertheless, the idea of a step is right out. Getting people to do acrobatics while their wet and slippery is a no no. It's easy enough to put a door in; I see these upright bathing units for the elderly with doors in them all the time. If they can do it, it's certainly possible. I think they're called Accessibility Baths

Anyway, kudos for the thought provoking design.

Nevertheless, the idea of a step is right out. Getting people to do acrobatics while their wet and slippery is a no no. It's easy enough to put a door in; I see these upright bathing units for the elderly with doors in them all the time. If they can do it, it's certainly possible. I think they're called Accessibility Baths

Anyway, kudos for the thought provoking design.

The food waste would sit in the tub wouldn’t it ?

maybe one of those shower type heads that pull out to clean the sink would help!

I like the suggestion made in regard to finding a way to use the vanity as a shelf and spent a few minutes doodling with ways that could be included and while a few worked it would be hard to implement as a design feature as the purpose of the unit seems to be to make the most of available space. Small spaces would make an extendability less of an asset…

It looks like a very nice design otherwise. Elegant, very nice use of minimalism. I would love one for myself here in Australia.

Tramutare la mancanza di spazio, in una scelta. Questo è il caso di Ledybird, una piccola vasca da bagno che, grazie al suo bordo di orlatura alto, si trasforma in un vero e proprio lavabo per assolvere a tutte le funzioni. La condizione di "…