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    Indigo Ciara Hand Shower with Adjustable Bracket Chrome

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    Indigo Ciara Hand Shower with Adjustable Bracket Matte Black

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    Indigo Ciara Ceiling Shower Arm 300mm Matte BlackIndigo Ciara Ceiling Shower Arm 300mm Matte Black

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    Indigo Ciara Ceiling Shower Arm 300mm ChromeIndigo Ciara Ceiling Shower Arm 300mm ChromeIndigo Ciara Ceiling Shower Arm 300mm Chrome

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Indigo showers: rain, rail and hand held options in chrome and matte black

Indigo is a Sydney-based design studio established in 2021, and this collection brings together its shower range for anyone renovating a bathroom on a practical budget without wanting to compromise on style. The range covers rain showers, rail showers, double shower heads, hand held showers and shower arms, giving most bathroom layouts a suitable option, and everything is available in chrome or matte black.

Choosing between shower types

A rain shower delivers a wide, overhead flow and suits bathrooms where a fixed, spa-like shower experience is the priority. A rail shower mounts the shower head on an adjustable rail, letting you move the height up or down to suit different users in the household, which makes it a practical choice for family bathrooms. A double shower head setup combines a fixed overhead shower with a hand held unit, giving you the option of either depending on the moment. A hand held shower on its own offers the most flexibility for rinsing and cleaning the shower recess, and is often paired with a rail or fixed bracket. The shower arm is the fitting that connects the shower head to the wall or ceiling outlet, and needs to match the reach and drop required by your bathroom layout.

Finish and matching other fittings

Indigo showers come in chrome and matte black. Chrome is the more traditional choice and tends to be easier to match with a wide range of existing tapware and sanitaryware, since it is the most common finish on the market. Matte black gives a bathroom a more contemporary, contrasted look, and works well against light-coloured tiles and white sanitaryware, though it is worth confirming that any other exposed metal fittings in the room, such as tapware or towel rails, are also available in matte black if you want a fully coordinated finish.

Installation and compatibility

Before ordering, confirm the outlet position in your bathroom, whether the shower connection comes from the wall or the ceiling, since this affects which arm and shower head combination will fit. Water pressure in your home can also affect how a rain shower or double shower head performs, so if you have low mains pressure it is worth checking the flow requirements of the specific model. As with any shower hardware, installation should be carried out or checked by a licensed plumber to confirm it is compatible with your existing plumbing and complies with local regulations.

Why Indigo

As a design studio built from 2021 and based in Sydney, Indigo has positioned itself around accessible pricing without cutting back on style, making it a reasonable starting point for anyone wanting a well-designed shower without a premium price tag attached purely to the brand name.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a rain shower and a rail shower?
A rain shower is a fixed overhead unit that delivers a wide, gentle flow, while a rail shower mounts the head on an adjustable rail so the height can be changed. A rail shower is generally more practical for households with users of different heights.
What finishes are Indigo showers available in?
Indigo showers are available in chrome and matte black. Chrome is easier to match with most existing tapware, while matte black gives a more contemporary, contrasted look.
Where is Indigo based?
Indigo is a design studio based in Sydney, established in 2021. The brand focuses on accessible pricing without compromising on design.
Can I get both a fixed shower head and a hand held shower in one unit?
Yes, the range includes double shower head options that combine a fixed overhead shower with a hand held unit. This gives you the choice of either depending on what you need at the time.
Do I need a plumber to install an Indigo shower?
Yes, shower hardware should be installed or at least checked by a licensed plumber to confirm compatibility with your existing plumbing and compliance with local regulations. This also helps confirm the correct shower arm length and drop for your bathroom layout.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a rail shower and why is it popular in Australian bathrooms?

A rail shower (also called a slider rail shower or shower rail kit) includes a hand shower mounted on an adjustable rail, allowing users to slide the shower head up or down to their preferred height. Rail showers are among the most practical and versatile shower options available, they suit users of different heights, are ideal for bathing children, and are easy to use for rinsing down shower walls. They are widely used in family bathrooms across Australia.

What length shower rail do I need?

Standard shower rails in Australia are typically 600mm or 900mm in length. A 600mm rail is compact and suited to smaller showers, while a 900mm rail gives greater height adjustment range, ideal for households with users of varying heights. The rail is installed vertically on the shower wall, and the hand shower clips onto a holder that slides along the rail.

What is the flow rate of a rail shower, and does it need to meet WELS standard

In Australia, all shower heads including those sold as part of rail shower kits must carry a WELS (Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards) rating. Most Australian rail showers achieve a 3-star WELS rating with a flow rate of 9L/min or less. Some water-saving models reach 4 stars. A lower flow rate doesn't necessarily mean a weaker shower, modern shower heads use air-injection technology to maintain pressure while reducing water use.

Can I replace my existing shower head with a hand shower?

Yes, in most cases a standard hand shower with a hose can be connected to an existing shower arm using a standard 1/2" thread connection. If you currently have a fixed overhead shower, you may want to replace the shower arm with a diverter or combo outlet to enable switching between the fixed position and the hand shower. A plumber can advise on the best approach for your specific setup.

What mixer do I need for a rail shower with overhead shower?

You need a shower mixer with a diverter function, either a built-in diverter on the mixer body, a separate diverter valve, or a combination shower outlet that manages both functions. Consult your plumber during the rough-in stage to ensure the water outlets are positioned correctly for the rail and overhead positions. The Blue Space stocks complete combination rail-and-overhead shower sets from brands including Phoenix, Meir, and Caroma.

What is a wall shower head?

A wall shower (or wall-mounted shower head) is a fixed shower head mounted to the shower wall via a shower arm. The shower head position is fixed, though some models have an adjustable arm allowing the angle and extension to be altered. Wall showers are a classic, simple, and practical choice for any bathroom.

What is a shower mixer and how does it work?

A shower mixer (or shower tap) is the control valve that regulates the flow and temperature of water to your shower. A single-lever mixer controls both temperature and flow with one handle. A thermostatic mixer maintains a pre-set water temperature even if pressure changes elsewhere in the system, a safer and more convenient option, particularly for households with children. Shower mixers in Australia must comply with AS 3718 standards.