Projects & Promotions

A Jeeves installation featured in the Tyler Area Builders Association Parade of Homes gave the collection another strong residential project setting, this time in a finished showcase home rather than a showroom display.

Interior designer Alena Capra recently highlighted the Solo freestanding heated towel rack while discussing bathroom design details and the role accessories can play in making the room feel more complete.

A Sirio heated towel rack was included in a 2024 Parade of Homes project in Lafayette, Louisiana, showing how naturally the collection can fit into a finished residential bathroom rather than only a showroom setting.

Comfort, drying performance, and operating cost all shape how a heated towel rack feels in everyday use. A clear visual summary can make those benefits easier to understand at a glance.

McKnight's Senior Living highlighted how heated towel racks can support comfort and daily quality of life in senior living environments. The article also drew on Fred Salati's perspective on how these fixtures contribute to a m...

This interview looks back at the early years of bringing heated towel racks into a market where the category was still unfamiliar to many people. Andrew Manidis reflects on the challenges of introducing the product, building aw...

Harris Wattles joined Eric Goranson of Around the House NW for a conversation about what heated towel racks add to a bathroom, how they fit into real projects, and why the category is often more practical than people first assume.

A bathroom update in the Hamptons featured a Jeeves towel warmer as part of the finished design, showing how naturally the collection fits spaces that want both comfort and a more polished bath experience.

Heated towel racks fit naturally into hospitality design because they support the guest experience, not just the visual finish of the bathroom.

Heated towel racks can make an immediate difference in daily bathroom comfort, especially once they become part of the normal bathing routine.