Luxury Housing Trends & Home Improvement Ideas

I’ve written before about how residential urinals are becoming more common, and I’ve also pointed you to a hide-away home urinal that disappears into the wall when you’re done using it, but this is the first time I’ve seen flower-shaped urinals. Maybe it’s because I’m a girl, and I don’t frequent the men’s room, but I can’t imagine they’re that common. After all, wouldn’t you feel a little, er, unmanly peeing into a flower?

If you disagree, you may want to check out this page. It has a whole bunch of pictures of urinals of different flowery varieties: “An Exhibit of Flower Shaped Urinals and other Nature Inspired Sculptures by San Francisco Artist, Clark Sorensen”

Why create flower-shaped urinals? Well, why not?

“Clark hopes that his urinals will be put to use in uniquely designed bathrooms around the world. He has a gorgeous Calla Lily urinal in his studio from a previous show that is plumbed and fully functioning.”