Built for a real bathroom
The Artemis Towel Warmer from Paris Mirror is a wall-mounted, multi-bar heated towel rack finished in mirror-polished chrome. That finish is not just about looks: chrome is one of the easiest surfaces to keep clean in a wet room, it resists tarnishing, and a soft dry cloth is all it takes to bring back the shine after a steamy shower. The multi-bar layout gives you several places to hang at once — bath sheets, hand towels, a robe, a damp swimsuit — instead of stacking everything on a single rod where the middle never dries.
Even, comfortable warmth
The point of a towel warmer is consistency, and the Artemis is built around it. Heat is carried across all of the bars so every towel warms at the same rate, rather than one hot bar and several cool ones. The result is a towel that is warm and dry rather than scorching, plus a side benefit plenty of owners discover after the fact: a running towel warmer helps pull lingering humidity out of a small bathroom, which means fewer musty towels and less moisture sitting on your walls and mirror. The heating element is engineered for low energy draw, so leaving it on through the morning routine is not something you have to think twice about.
Installation and placement
This is a wall-mounted electric towel warmer, so the first decision is location: pick a clear stretch of wall within easy reach of the shower or tub, high enough that the bottom bar clears a vanity or toilet tank, and leave room for towels to hang without touching a door swing. Mount into studs or use anchors rated for the wall type, keep the unit level so the bars sit true, and plan your power source before you close up the wall — many renovators run a dedicated outlet or a hardwired connection during the framing stage so no cord shows. For any bathroom electrical work, follow the Canadian Electrical Code and local requirements, and bring in a licensed electrician when the connection is permanent.
Where it earns its keep
Master ensuites and guest baths are the obvious homes for it, but the Artemis shines anywhere towels struggle: a basement bathroom with no window, a chilly cottage or chalet bathroom, a pool house or hot tub change room, a mudroom where wet gear piles up. On the commercial side, boutique hotels, spas, massage clinics, hair salons, gyms and Airbnb-style rentals all use towel warmers as an inexpensive-feeling luxury that guests notice immediately. Designers like the chrome version because it disappears into an existing chrome package — faucet, shower trim, towel ring, robe hook — and keeps the room reading as one coordinated space.
Model and documentation
Order this finish as SKU ARTECHR04, the chrome version of the Artemis family from Paris Mirror. No downloadable spec sheet is posted for this model at the moment; if your project requires stamped dimensions or electrical details for permit or millwork drawings, ask before you finalize your rough-in so your bathroom renovation stays on schedule.
