Qatar Royal Soap: $3,800
Continue the morning routine with the world’s priciest soap that’s priced at nearly $4000. Called the Qatar Royal Soap, this bathing bar is created from precious ingredients like pure gold dust, olive oil and virgin honey. The actual soap is even studded with diamonds. Are they there for some extreme exfoliation? Are we just never meant to use the soap? The soap is not going to be produced commercially, so I guess we’ll never know!
Dornbracht Sensory Sky Shower: $35,640
Your morning shower ritual will be anything but short in this shower fixture that can surround you with relaxing scents and features a flat overhead rain panel that has a separate head sprinkler, body sprinkler and rain curtain, a cold-water fog nozzle to give you every kind if imaginable shower effect. Digital controls allow you to manipulate the light and fragrance functions. Unfortunately this gem is not available in the US, so you’ll have to reserve it for your home across the pond where you can buy it for £24,200 ( buy here )
Solid Gold Toilet: $29 million
This toilet was built a decade and a half ago from solid 24 carat gold and covered with precious gemstones. It was presented at a stall by Hang Fung Gold Technology at their showroom in Hong Kong surrounded by a restroom whose sink, tiles and doors were also made of gold, the indicated price is reflective of the entire gilded space. The brain behind this idea was jeweler Lam Sai-wing who was inspired by communist leader Lenin’s vision that the most appropriate thing to do with gold would be to build public toilets out of it. Here’s another artist who took Lenin’s words too seriously.
Le Grand Queen Bathtub: $1.74 million
Your bathroom is not complete without a bathtub, so why not have this tub that’s made from 180 million-year-old fossilized wood? Priced at $1.74 million, the tub has been created by a company named Caijou who obtained the wood from 10 ton trunk that had to be excavated in Indonesia by 200 people in a process that supposedly took 600,000 hours. Having a soak in this tub is the closest to time travel that you’ll get.
All things considered though, we might trade in all the gold toilets and fossilized bathtubs for this bathroom that’s made entirely of chocolate!
