Of course, they aren't too hard on the eyes either. Over the past 12 years, the company has sold hundreds of waterfalls to homes and businesses worldwide, each one designed according to the client's specifications. The recirculated water is stored in a custom finished base and pumped through the top. Each piece is self-contained, without the need of special electrical or plumbing adapters. Same as a light bulb.
Maintenance is also simple.
Wander says that most of his clients opt to showcase their waterfalls in the living room or near the entrance to their home. But a waterfall doesn't just attract viewers looking to relax. It removes pollutants from the air. Water produces negative ions, which can magnetize particles in the air, such as dust. Water effects can be easily manipulated to create additional illusions.