Restloo

  Think about the last washroom that left an impression on you. Chances are it was either remarkably clean and stylish or noticeably neglected. Washrooms say a lot about a business, and the toilet cubicle is the element people see and touch most. Today, commercial buildings are moving away from plain, purely functional cubicles. Architects and facility managers want washrooms that look modern, feel private and still stand up to heavy use. Here are ten design ideas that deliver all three. 1. Start with a Calm, Cohesive Colour Palette Colour sets the mood of the whole washroom. Neutral tones such as soft greys, warm whites and beige make small spaces feel larger and cleaner. Deeper shades such as charcoal, navy or forest green suit premium offices and hotels, where you want a boutique feel. A few rules help: Choose one main colour and one accent rather than many competing shades Match cubicle colours to floor tiles, wall finishes and lighting Use lighter shades in compact washrooms ...