Queo by Hindware Launches Hydrobliss & Aquatune Showers
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Queo by Hindware Launches Hydrobliss & Aquatune Showers

Hindware’s luxury brand Queo has expanded its shower portfolio with the launch of Hydrobliss and Aquatune. The new offerings combine advanced technology with elegant design to create a personalised shower experience.
Hydrobliss: Spa-like shower experience
Hydrobliss features customisable LED lighting in calming blue, revitalising green, and soothing red, paired with three adjustable shower modes—Curtain, Rain, and Spray. The shower is designed to promote relaxation and uplift daily routines.
Aquatune: Fusion of design and function
Inspired by high-end speakers, Aquatune features a symmetrical knob design for intuitive water flow control. It is available in three sizes—247x350 mm, 247x250 mm, and 247x150 mm—offering a luxurious and personalised bathing experience.
Both showers are available at exclusive Queo brand stores.

Hindware’s luxury brand Queo has expanded its shower portfolio with the launch of Hydrobliss and Aquatune. The new offerings combine advanced technology with elegant design to create a personalised shower experience.Hydrobliss: Spa-like shower experienceHydrobliss features customisable LED lighting in calming blue, revitalising green, and soothing red, paired with three adjustable shower modes—Curtain, Rain, and Spray. The shower is designed to promote relaxation and uplift daily routines.Aquatune: Fusion of design and functionInspired by high-end speakers, Aquatune features a symmetrical knob design for intuitive water flow control. It is available in three sizes—247x350 mm, 247x250 mm, and 247x150 mm—offering a luxurious and personalised bathing experience.Both showers are available at exclusive Queo brand stores.

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