The Bidetlity toilet stool isn't an insider tip anymore. It stands in bathrooms, gets used, gets recommended – and, surprisingly often, praised for something people don't usually praise. Now it comes in colour. Not as a gag. Not to chase a trend. But because plenty of people wanted exactly this: the same function, the same effect – but with more character in the bathroom.

Nothing about the core has changed. The toilet stool still does exactly what it was built for: it brings your body into a more natural position when you poop. Takes the strain off your bowel and pelvic floor. Full stop.
What's new: the look.
The legs are now coloured. The surface stays bamboo. Warm. Sturdy. Understated.
Just no longer neutral in how it shows up – deliberately visible instead. The result isn't a design object – but it isn't a silent little aid anymore either.

Because we listened.
Plenty of people use the stool every day. Plenty stopped putting it away. And plenty eventually asked whether there was a version that doesn't pretend to be invisible. Answer: yes. The colours aren't a gimmick. They're an invitation to see the stool as part of the bathroom – not a necessary evil.

In practice, the colour version mostly appeals to people who:

– leave their poop throne out in the open
– style their bathroom on purpose
– have had enough of purely functional

bathroom fixtures.
If you don't care how your bathroom looks, the classic version works just as well. If individuality matters to you, colour makes a difference – every day.

This isn't a one-off.
It's the start of more choice for a product that found its place long ago. If you want to see which colours are available right now and whether one of them suits your bathroom, the product page is the sensible next step.

No pressure. Just one more option.