An Outdoor Shower Inspired by P.S. 122 Kirsten Oxboel and Jim Lobley, founders of the outdoor shower manufacturer Oborain, recently released their third design, which they named after a New York City school-turned-performance-space. "We both went to public schools, so we thought it would be cool to do a P.S. 122 shower," Ms. Oxboel said. "It wasn't until we saw it all put together that we figured out what the name should be," she added, referring to the shower's mix of black Richelite, farmed teak and corrugated sheet metal, which reminded her and Mr. Lobley of an old schoolhouse. The Hansgrohe shower pipe, shown, is included in the unit's price, which starts at $4,500 for the smallest size: a base that is 36-by-36 inches, and a height of 86 inches. The shower can be folded flat for storage. Five percent of sales from this model will be donated to the nonprofit organization PS122. Information: (413) 376.8854 or oborain.com.