A man cleans inside a sample bathroom at a Kohler experience centre in Mumbai. - Reuters
MUMBAI: In India's polluted northern city of Kanpur, Rajat Ghai has a penchant for Rado watches and Louis Vuitton shoes. Now, as the 31-year-old entrepreneur builds his dream home, he is indulging his designer tastes with a luxury bathroom.
Ghai will spend US$28,000 on designer fittings from American giant Kohler and Japan's Toto, installing a jacuzzi bath tub, showers with steam features and a multifunctional toilet with a heated, temperature-control seat and an automatic deodoriser.
