IKEA Singapore just launched a new range of bathroom products that aim to increase your water awareness, track your showers, and reduce overall water use.
The new BERGVATTNET collection makes it easier to build water-saving habits into your daily routine. According to the 2024 IKEA Life at Home Report, only 22% of Singaporeans feel their homes help them live sustainably. That’s where this new range comes in: simple solutions that reduce water flow, track consumption, and even collect water that would otherwise go to waste.
Some of the product highlights include the BERGVATTNET single spray hand shower with hose (S$14.90), which helps save water while still delivering a powerful spray, and the BERGVATTNET wash-basin mixer tap (S$39.90) that saves hot water with its cold start function.
The BERGVATTNET auto diverter for shower (S$39.90) also proves to be a useful tool in collecting cold water that would otherwise go to waste once attached to your shower mixer, while the digital BERGVATTNET water meter for shower (S$59.90) helps you track liters, temperature, and time, transforming shower heads to be more water efficient while still being able to increase the flow with just a push of a button!
In addition to these impressive water-conscious tools, the new collection also offers a range of practical items designed with deep blue hues and a deeper purpose—to help you care for your space and the planet.
Give your feet a warm welcome with the BERGVATTNET bath mat in blue (S$7.90 each) and match it with their 100% cotton BERGVATTNET bath towel (S$19.90), which gets softer after every wash.
The green-tinted BERGVATTNET glass (S$11.90/4 pcs) is made of 100% recycled glass and has a low, wide shape that makes it easy to grasp. It’s best paired with the BERGVATTNET carafe (S$14.90), which has a beautiful ripple design.
Transform your showers and bath spaces and help save the earth while you’re at it. The collection is now available in-store and online.
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