Toilets perceived as narrow and light needed updating to make them more welcoming, with a little sprucing up. There were two toilets side by side, in a unisex design. The style had to be rough, clean, functional and fit the look of the studios. The means to achieve this were painting and decorating, no fixed furniture or other structural elements were changed here.

White walls were yellowed and dirty, so I started by repainting these ragged walls white. 

These walls were heavily scalloped, which is a bit more challenging to paint than a smooth surface and more paint is used. A long-handled roller for such a bumpy wall is an absolute must.

In order to get contrast, I suggested a very dark grey shade, Teknos Heavy Metal, T1782, for some of the walls. The shade matched beautifully with the dark tone of the studio structures. In both toilets, there were visible non-aesthetic pipes that could not be covered. As a solution, I suggested using the "if you can't hide it, show it" effect colour, Teknos Archipelago, T1437. The inspiration for the effect colour came from the paint colour of another mill breaker. A toilet paper holder, a shelf made from old board and artificial plants were also used to add a touch of cosiness.

The photos show the stages of the project, before and after photos and details highlighted.

Thanks to the studio gang for your trust and help with the ladder and shelf drilling! =) A wonderful project that made the bathroom more comfortable to use, which nicely included not only the design but also the painting, I like!

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