
Wall-hung smart toilets, designed in Europe
A bathroom that
takes care of itself.
Sorano washes, dries, warms the seat and cleans its own bowl. It looks like one piece of ceramic, not an appliance.
What it does
Built to do the work for you.
Every function is there to remove a chore, not to add a gadget.

Cleans its own bowl
A fine mist coats the bowl before use, so nothing sticks. After each use the nozzle rinses itself; Aria and Atelier add a UV lamp. No chemicals, no brush.

Heated seat
Warms up quickly and remembers each person's preferred setting.

Night light
A soft light in the bowl. Bright enough to find, dim enough not to wake anyone.

Washes, then dries
A warm, aerated wash from the rear or front, with temperature, pressure and position set to your liking. On Aria and Atelier, warm air dries you afterwards.

Opens as you arrive
On Aria and Atelier, the lid lifts as you approach and closes when you leave. Atelier flushes for you as well. Nothing to touch.
Warm-air dryer
Adjustable warmth. Far less paper. Aria and Atelier.
App and remote
A profile for each person in the house. App on Aria and Atelier; a bedside remote on Atelier.
Dual flush
Three litres for most flushes, four and a half when it's needed.

Design
Looks like it belongs in the room.
Most smart toilets look like an appliance parked in a bathroom. Sorano is a single wall-hung ceramic form with the seat module built in. No boxes, no visible pipes, and nothing under it to clean around.

Wall-hung
Clear of the floor, so mopping under it takes seconds.
Rimless bowl
No ledge for dirt to hide under, and a quieter flush.
Concealed cistern
Mounts on a standard Geberit Sigma frame. The tank and pipework live in the wall.
The models
Three models, one design.
Why Sorano
A toilet worth choosing.
Smart toilets have existed for forty years. Most cost as much as the rest of the bathroom, and look like they were designed by the plumbing department.
We started Sorano to make one you'd choose for the way it looks, and keep for the way it works.
Trade
For showrooms, architects and developers.
A standard concealed frame, full technical documentation, and one specification that works across a whole project. Trade terms, display units and a named contact.
Talk to us about tradeNews
Occasional news, nothing more.
New models, and the odd note on bathrooms. A few emails a year.


