Leading industry influencers, architects and contractors of Brunei were invited for an interactive Session interactive session on Jaquar products which has become the No1 brand in Brunei.

An event was organised at Jaquar World Dubai for BlueHaus Group, who are among Middle East's top 50 most influential designers.

If you always desired to bathe in a shower enclosure but thought that it was a luxury meant for a few who owned large bathrooms, had enough time, money and patience to install one, then this is for you. Jaquar has recently launched the OPTIMA Sliding Shower Enclosure range, which keeps pace with your changing lifestyle.

If asked about motion detector lights, most people would think of outdoor motion lights for enhanced safety. While motion lights are proven to improve home security, the possibilities don’t end there! From cutting down electricity bills to adding convenience to your lifestyle, motion lights can make life easier, both indoors and outdoors. Installing motion-activated night lights can especially help lighten up dark areas of your house and can save your energy consumption. Learn how opting for motion lights can be the perfect opportunity to upgrade your bathroom!

It was one of the first events immediately after the lifting of the lockdown where Jaquar World, Moscow invited the city’s leading architects, interior designers and industry influencers. The objective was to familiarise them with Jaquar as India’s largest bathroom fixtures manufacturing company.

In the wake of Coronavirus pandemic and the 3-month lockdown, Jaquar has emerged as a forerunner when it comes to customer convenience. It has launched virtual meetings to help customers decide on what to buy for their bathrooms from the comfort of their homes.

It has been several months since the first nationwide lockdown was initiated earlier this year due to the pandemic. Since then, we’ve undergone a handful of series of lockdowns, and we are finally seeing different cities slowly opening up again. This means that many offices and workplaces are functioning again, even if it is in limited capacity. In such instances, following workplace hygiene is of the utmost importance. Maintaining such practices and setting certain guidelines will go a long way in preventing the spread of the coronavirus.

With the growing need for safe hygiene during this global pandemic, bathroom sanitation is a rising concern for many. Especially since proper handwashing has been cited as an important practice to prevent COVID-19. For this reason, many are considering the adoption of sensor technology and contactless amenities in public and private spaces. This smart technology may be the future of bathrooms to prevent the transmission of germs and bacteria to the maximum extent.

The need for contact less technology and utilities has risen in order to maintain hygiene, which is paramount during this pandemic. This is especially important in bathrooms, both public and private, which is why people are turning to sensor taps. Research shows that faucets are the second-most bacteria-ridden spots in the majority of bathrooms, second to the toilet bowl. This is because faucets are used a frequent number of times throughout the day to rinse and clean our hands.

How will COVID-19 impact the bathroom design at homes?
Almost all the things in our bathrooms – the sink, the toilet, the bathtub, the toothbrush holder, and the white tile on the floor and on the walls, the towel rack – are designed the way they are, because of infectious diseases. During the late eighteen hundreds, all elements in the lavatory – bathtub, water closet, basin, and foot-baths – used to be encased in wood and had elaborate carvings. They were made to look like classy furniture in a room rather than a toilet as they did not want to reveal what they did in the bathroom.