<b><b>Your customers want to indulge themselves in their new bathroom, not just go through the motions. Andrew Leech looks at the innovations which will make them feel pampered and just a bit spoilt</b></b><br><b>No longer are bathrooms simply the functional rooms they once were. Now they are extensions of the living space where you can continue to watch tv or listen to your favourite cd while soaking up the pleasures of, maybe, a spa bath or a power shower.</b><br><b><b>Self indulgent haven</b></b><br> As Yvonne Orgill, commercial manager of the Bathroom Manufacturers Association, puts it: &amp;“It is now an important haven for all members of the family to relax and enjoy - a haven for self-indulgence.<p></p><p>She goes on: &amp;“Even the smallest space is seen as no obstacle. Many manufacturers offer smart solutions to suit the tightest area, incorporating all the bathroom products you desire. For instance, recent innovations in the showering market include multi-function shower cabinets with multi jets that offer all over body massage. And some incorporate steam cabinets.&amp;”</p><p>Bathroom design is changing, probably more so than any other area of the house. Architects and specifiers are no longer tied to the constraints of the traditional exposed cistern and floor standing wc and …