Toilet of the Future!

If it were bio­log­i­cally nec­es­sary for movie char­ac­ters to go to the bath­room, this would be the toi­let in Blade Run­ner and 2001.  I half-expected the designer to be Syd Mead.

For futur­ists and con­ser­va­tion­ists (and other peo­ple who use toi­lets)!  Sleek, inte­grated design – com­pact enough for an apart­ment in Man­hat­tan or Tokyo.  Plus, it re-uses water from the sink to flush the toi­let!  It’s the all-in-one loo:

The Home Core con­cept inte­grates the toi­let bowl, sink, mir­ror and a van­ity table into one. How­ever, this is not the cen­tral theme for this all-in-one-loo. There is a water stor­age tank right below the sink, where you can choose to store the cur­rently used water or allow it to drain off. (The stored water is meant for flush­ing the pot) Also, the water pres­sure from the tap can be mod­er­ated to four dif­fer­ent lev­els, giv­ing you the sat­is­fac­tion of con­serv­ing some resource.

Designer: Dang Jingwei

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Discussion

  • Greg

    9:35 pm
    Jan-21-2010
    Reply

    Those slide out trays, is that where I will col­lect my excre­ment once it has been com­pacted and fused into diamond?

  • Brian

    9:56 pm
    Jan-21-2010
    Reply

    I like the way you think! Reminds me of Nib­bler in Futu­rama – he pooped dark mat­ter which was used to fuel their star­ship. Like neu­tro­n­ium, it is very dense. From Wikipedia:

    “…each pound of which weighs over ten thou­sand pounds”, accord­ing to Pro­fes­sor Farnsworth.

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