Crucially, our collections prove that accessible washrooms can and should be just as elegant, considered and contemporary as any other part of the interior. We work closely with architects and designers to deliver products that meet both inclusive design standards and aesthetic aspirations - because great design should never exclude either.
According to the UK Government, over 16 million people in the UK live with a disability, which is around 24% of the population, making inclusive design not only an ethical priority, but a vital consideration for public and commercial spaces alike.
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The Role of Finish in Modern Washrooms
Today’s designers are seeking more than timeless chrome. They’re looking for finishes that complement and elevate an entire project, whether that’s a boutique hotel, premium offices or luxury retail environment.
Brushed Bronze adds instant warmth and richness, making it a perfect match for earthy tones or dark wood. Satin Brass, with its subtle sheen and understated elegance, offers a slightly softer alternative that pairs beautifully with both muted palettes and bolder colour choices. Polished Nickel brings a refined, silvery effect which enhances cooler, sophisticated schemes, whilst Matt Black, with its strong graphic edge, delivers contrast, drama and modernity to minimalist and industrial-style interiors.
These finishes are no longer niche - they’re becoming essential tools in a designer’s kit, providing the freedom to curate washrooms that are as characterful and curated as the spaces they sit within. This is especially relevant in accessible washroom design, where thoughtful detailing can have a profound effect on user experience.
Colour Confidence: Pairing Finishes with Emerging Palette
As designers embrace bolder uses of colour, finish choice becomes even more critical. We’re seeing increased interest in deep, saturated hues—navy blues, forest greens, and even burgundy tones—often used on wall tiles or panelling. These tones
create the perfect backdrop for metallic accents, allowing finishes like Brushed Bronze or Polished Nickel to pop.


There’s also been a return to muted, chalky pastels - sage green, dusty rose, and soft clay - which pair beautifully with softer finishes such as aged bronze or brushed stainless steel. For designers looking to push boundaries, the interplay of unexpected finish and colour can create an unforgettable visual statement.
When these palettes are carried through to accessible washrooms, the results are truly transformative. A cohesive colour and finish scheme helps create spaces that feel inviting, elegant and user-focused - ensuring accessibility never comes at the cost of design integrity.
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Bespoke Finishes: Tailored to Your Vision
At Fitzroy of London, we understand that no two projects are alike. That’s why we offer a wide range of bespoke finishes, available to designers and specifiers who want to achieve a seamless aesthetic across every detail of their project - including accessible solutions.
Our accessible ranges are designed to blend into even the most refined interiors, with grab rails, shower seats, and accessories available in bespoke finishes that echo the wider design language of the space.
Designed to Inspire - and Include
With finish and materiality becoming ever more integral to luxury design, bathrooms and washrooms have firmly claimed their place as spaces of creative opportunity. No longer purely functional, they’re being designed with the same care and creativity as any other part of an interior.
At Fitzroy of London, we’re proud to help lead this shift - offering accessible washroom products that not only meet the highest standards of quality and compliance, but also reflect the design ambitions of the spaces they serve.
If you're looking to make a statement with your next project - while ensuring inclusivity is at its heart - talk to us about bespoke finish options that bring depth, warmth and individuality to every space.