As we move into 2025, washrooms are no longer considered just functional spaces for businesses and their employees; they are becoming an integral part of the overall user experience, especially in customer-focused industries such as hospitality and hotels.
From sustainability-focused design choices to high-tech innovations, the trends shaping washrooms in 2025 reflect a growing desire for spaces that are not only practical but also aesthetically pleasing, environmentally conscious, and inclusive.
Touchless technology integration
Touchless features in a washroom have been around for years, but in recent times, this hygienic and cost-efficient solution is being found in more and more commercial spaces. Installed into taps, hand dryers, soap dispensers, lighting, doors, flushes, toilets and shower rooms, touchless technology offers a range of benefits. These include good hygiene, energy efficiency, sustainability and efficiency.
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Wellness-oriented
In workplaces, social spaces and public washrooms, there is becoming more of a focus on wellness and relaxation, especially regarding employees. Many commercial washrooms are and will start to invest in more dynamic facilities that include features such as heated flooring, wet rooms, relaxation pods, treatment rooms and quiet zones. All of these come together to create an area which is calming for the user and offers a multi-functional solution.
Adding a pop of colour
Colour and pattern are both making a comeback in the world of interior design, and washrooms are no different. Commercial spaces such as hotels, restaurants and bars are going big with aesthetics, incorporating all kinds of design elements and additions to their washrooms. These spaces are no longer just sinks and cubicles but are places where customers spend time, whether that's taking social media content or refreshing themselves.
Soft furnishings
More and more businesses are adding an extra function to their washroom, investing in sofas and soft furnishings in order to turn these spaces into areas that customers, employees or visitors can enjoy. We are seeing more and more commercial washrooms create break-out-like spaces in the same facility, creating a relaxing, sociable vibe for people to use before and after using the toilet or shower rooms.
Hygiene stations
Hygiene is rife, especially in the workplace, and with this will see an increase in features such as hygiene stations and extra additions to toiletries. Commercial spaces are investing in more hygiene equipment including all-in-one stations for washing, drying and moisturising hands as well as providing additional items such as gloves, sanitary items and wipes.
Similarly, places such as restaurants and gyms are fitting their washrooms out with accessories such as hair straighteners, hair dryers and makeup to provide customers with an elite experience.
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Biophilic design
Bringing elements of nature into commercial restrooms, biophilic design is a trend that will storm through 2025. Green walls, natural textures, and strategic use of plant life not only contribute to aesthetics but also promote a connection with nature and positivity. Indoor plants can also release certain health benefits, something that is especially helpful in workplaces or sectors such as hospitals.
Eco-friendly materials
Sustainability works from the ground up, and as of the new year, this will be interpreted into the materials and structure used for washrooms. When it comes to the design and build of these facilities, eco-friendly materials are being used for construction, fixtures and fittings, flooring and smaller toiletries such as toilet paper.
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Commercial washrooms design
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