A recent design trend has stirred mixed reactions among homeowners and social media users. The feature in question, double shower heads—also referred to as "risqué showers"—has become a talking point in the housing market and on social media.
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According to real estate agent Pierce Conway, while double shower heads often amuse potential buyers, they are rarely considered an essential home feature. 'Buyers always get a kick out of seeing those because they're like, "I love my husband, but I'm not showering with him,"' Conway remarked.
Double shower heads, which allow two people to shower simultaneously, have gained traction as a unique selling point in some properties. However, Conway noted that newer builds are tending towards increased personal space, with homeowners preferring separate vanities placed on opposite sides of the bathroom. 'Instead of the double shower head, it's like, how far can I get away from you?' he said.
Online, the trend has sparked divided opinions. Some embrace the concept, with Rinehart Design Group commenting they would be 'happy to take the lead' in implementing the trend. Others expressed disbelief, with one user stating, "What in the actual hell." Some users highlighted practicality, suggesting materials like large-format porcelain or Dekton for easier maintenance.
Despite the controversy, double shower heads remain a conversation starter. While some see them as an intimate luxury, others believe they are impractical or unnecessary. The debate continues, proving that even the smallest home design choices can generate strong reactions.
Source: www.housebeautiful.com