Examples of Office Bathroom Ideas that will Inspire You
Office bathroom ideas have become our newest focus. When you are designing an office, there is a lot to do. From the front desks to the conference room, you can make an argument on their importance to company culture and first impressions. Designer, Thomas Heatherwick, mentions the human experience and focusing on the places where folks interact like the elevator buttons. With the human experience in mind, save some design juice for the office bathroom.
Office Bathroom Sign
We love some office humor! This bathroom sign was spotted outside a bowling alley restroom. It was playful. The owners of the business are a husband | wife team & the sign matched the approachable style of their business. While we couldn’t find the identical men to the left women are always right sign, this is favorite amazon option.
Commercial Vinyl Flooring
Next, let’s dig in with the flooring. Recently, we visited a public bathroom with concrete floors. It was cold. We left the restroom wondering why they hadn’t chosen commercial vinyl flooring. It is low maintenance & warms up a cold bathroom. Here is an example of a public bathroom with the wood planks vinyl.
This restroom was one of our favorites with the wood accent pieces. Here is the double vanity with a wood finish. You will also see the purple accent wall that warms up the contrasts with the neutral cream walls.
The stalls of this public office bathroom had the contrast color. The toilet is framed in the neutral cream.
Office Bathroom Ideas Paint Color
We showed you the fun bathroom sign outside our favorite hometown bowing alley. So, what did the bathroom look like? It was just as playful inside. The lesson here, do not be afraid to use color. The melon color in this 2 stall public bathroom could have felt overpowering. We love how the owners used a leaf stamp to break up the design.
Here is another view of the paint from the stall. You can see the framed artwork chosen was very homey with the family, faith, & friends. For a family establishment, like a bowling alley, this is on message with the business’ theme.
For our office bathroom, we spent a lot of time looking for office bathroom ideas. The first thing we needed was a toilet & towel holders. Since our focus is on upcycling, we wanted something in this theme. After a visit to Scraps KC, we found some pool sticks for a dollar apiece and a bent wrench.
Here is the after of our holders. The upcyled pool sticks added warmth to the bathroom. When folks come out of the bathroom, many mention the pool sticks. It was an easy way to reemphasize our company mission & continue the design theme into the bathroom.
Freestanding toilet paper holder
For our toilet paper storage, we found this adorable metal sheep. You can hang it or set it on the floor. Available on Amazon prime.
Office Bathroom Art
In a local dental office, the office bathroom left a calming feeling. From the warm shade of charcoal wall paper to the gloss white frame floral photography, the bathroom felt fresh & clean. Since many folks would consider a dentist visit anything but calm, the accents of floral photography set the stage to relax patients.
Industrial Office Bathroom
Our neighbors completed the restoration of an old building. Their industrial style and creativity made some unique pieces in the office bathroom.
These reclaimed ceiling tiles from the building were used in the office bathroom. The patina of the ceiling tiles made an art patchwork.
We love the unique towel dispenser. It is a reclaimed electric panel from the project repurposed to a towel dispenser.
Office Bathroom Toiletries
We love going into an office bathroom with toiletries. It warms up the office bathroom and leaves you with a positive impression. Here is a sample of one display. Included in the toiletries bucket were kleenex, hair spray, hand lotion, and feminine products.
Funny Do not Pee on the Toilet Sign
We love creative signs. This funny do not pee on the toilet sign was spotted at a convenience store in Eskridge Kansas. We asked the attendant about it. He smiled and said, “I don’t have to clean up the bathroom very often.” We took that as a “sign” it was working. 🙂