Some bathroom inspiration today from Regia, an Italian manufacturer of bathroom furniture.

The collection includes two built-in under sinks cabinets made of solid wood and marble tabletops, mirror in wooden frame with gold trim, low tables and other accessories.

You can also choose from a variety of plenty of marble styles, hand-painted cabinets and trim styles.

And if you really want your bathroom to glitter and shine, you can opt for the Swarovski crystal studded metal handles.

By using a facial screening application, the iHouse Smart Faucet recognizes the user and automatically turns on the water to the favored flow and temperature.

In addition, the touchscreen display located on top of the faucet can be used to check out your email inbox, view the current temperature outside among others.

Several people can activate the tap in different configurations, without having to reconfigure it.

Forget filling up the sink with water — this Abisko Washbasin from Eumar is more water flume than sink.

Turn on the faucet, and the water flows all the way down its undulating shape, ending up draining through a strategically placed grate.

Inspired by the clear waterfalls of the Swedish National Park Abisko, the washbasin is designed to show the natural flow and importance of water in our lives.

Those who dont buy anything less than designer digs will love the home products by Fendi Casa. Fendi as a brand needs no introduction and now they are not just restricted to Haute Couture.

This Fendi Casa Crystal chair is multi-faceted like a precious gem. A design triumph, its iconic form will certainly add a sparkle to your modern home.

The chair is available in colors like black, ivory, platinum and silver shells with either fabric or leather upholstery. Prices start at $3,000.

Italian company Kos presented new concept of in-house pool named Faraway Pool.

Guaranteed to add a unique, inviting touch to any home, the Faraway Pool can be built in to the floor.

The pool is always in level with the floor and the water doesn’t overflow, thanks to the ground-level fissure that doubles the pool’s outline.