Luxury accessible bathrooms at MhM

Who We Worked With:

LSI Architects, WeIntegr8 and Washroom Washroom

Fitzroy of London Range:

Signature

Fitzroy of London Collection:

Gosfield (Removable)

Finish:

PVD Satin Brass

About MhM, 169 Fulham Road

Memorial Houston Medical (MhM) in South Kensington reimagines clinical recovery as a design‑led experience - six patient suites set within a former jewellery boutique on Fulham Road, curated with museum‑grade art and hospitality training from the Dorchester Collection Academy.
Materials such as Calacatta marble, bronzed brass and eucalyptus wood create a calming aesthetic, complemented by a 24‑carat gold leaf ceiling mural of London’s streets and waterways that crowns the wellness area.
Neuroaesthetics guide the interior palette and artwork selection to positively influence mood and aid recovery; an ethos visible from reception to ensuite bathrooms.

The Brief

MhM set a clear ambition: craft boldly luxurious spaces that never compromise on clinical safety, accessibility or regulatory compliance. Bathrooms needed to look and feel like top‑tier hospitality while functioning flawlessly for diverse mobility, post‑operative needs, and staff workflows. The client asked us to integrate removable support solutions that preserve visual harmony, withstand intensive cleaning cycles, and align with the building’s art‑led, materials‑rich narrative.

Our Approach

In collaboration with LSI Architects, WeIntegr8 and Washroom, we specified products from our Signature Range, Gosfield Collection (removable), in a PVD Satin Brass finish. Removability allowed designers and clinical teams to tailor support precisely to patient profiles while maintaining the space’s refined visual language.

Neuroaesthetic cues, translated to hardware
We aligned colour temperature, reflectance values, and tactile cues to complement MhM’s neuroaesthetic strategy, soft edges, low visual clutter, and consistent finish cues improve legibility for fatigued or medicated users.

Regulatory clarity, designer freedom
We mapped UK accessibility standards to MhM’s spatial typologies, ensuite patient rooms, staff‑assisted shower rooms, and ambulatory outpatient areas, so the interiors team could explore materiality and art without drifting from compliance benchmarks.

Finish harmony with clinical resilience
PVD Satin Brass gives warm, low‑glare reflectance that harmonises with bronzed brass and marble while resisting disinfectants and high‑frequency cleaning. It balances tactile comfort with infection‑control demands.

Removable support, permanent integrity
The Gosfield collection’s concealed‑fix engineering lets teams add, relocate, or remove supports without scarring wall surfaces. We coordinated substrate reinforcement early, so future swaps keep structural integrity and IP ratings intact.

The Result

Bathrooms read as part of the gallery‑like environment; quiet, elegant, and confidently functional. The removable Gosfield supports give clinical staff rapid adaptability as patient needs change, while PVD Satin Brass complements Calacatta marble and bronzed brass details already present across suites and circulation spaces.
The outcome upholds MhM’s “design‑first” recovery model, surroundings that soothe, reassure, and help patients heal, without compromising accessibility or safety.

Value to the Customer

For interior designers and project leads, this scheme demonstrates how Fitzroy of London integrates form, function and flexibility in Luxury Private Healthcare:

Adaptability at scale: Removable supports enable tiered clinical provision (from ambulatory to assisted bathing) while preserving aesthetic continuity across suites.
Future‑proofing: Early substrate coordination reduces lifecycle cost when patient profiles or protocols evolve.
Compliance, beautifully delivered: Clear dimensional control and product engineering meet accessibility standards within a luxury narrative; ideal when projects emphasise neuroaesthetic well‑being and hospitality‑grade service.

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