Inspiration

Orbital Showers offer a smart investment in your future. A family of five, who each shower for ten minutes a day, saved up to 151 780 liters of water a year. This also equates to a saving of over 8 900 SEK each year.

In Blekinge, Sweden, a region that experiences drought and annual water restrictions, Orbital technology lets owners like Ingela Carlsson and her family be conscientious about their water use—while still enjoying spa-like shower experiences at home.

For Sanne Hougaard, building a new home with her boyfriend and daughter in Fyn, Denmark, was the perfect opportunity to take a bigger role in sustainable living. That included everything from solar panels to having two new Orbital Showers installed.

Daniel and his family moved into their “plus energy” home in Holbaek, Denmark, in 2016. Here he shares his family’s experience with the house, which includes an Orbital Shower, and their appreciation for a sustainability lifestyle that requires no compromise on comfort.

The Guldsmeden Hotel family wants to not only to be the most sustainable hotel actor on the market, but to be leaders in general sustainable development globally. Kirsten Aggersborg tells us why Orbital Showers are part of their plans.

"In a factory in Nevada, a large 3D printer prints the pieces of new prefab tiny homes that can work fully off the grid. When complete, the houses will run on solar power, including heating and cooling. An optional system …