Inclusive Washroom Design | Fulham Pier Hotel Case Study

Fitzroy of London Range:

Signature

Fitzroy of London Collection:

Gosfield Removable

Finish:

Matt Black

About Fulham Pier Hotel

Fulham Pier Hotel is a new luxury boutique hotel on the banks of the River Thames in Fulham, London. The hotel combines classic elegance with contemporary design across 13 rooms and suites, with floor-to-ceiling windows and views over the river. The wider Fulham Pier destination includes dining venues, a private members' club, a spa, rooftop pool and entertainment spaces.

The Brief

The requirement was to supply accessible washroom products that would support the accessibility needs of the space while maintaining a considered, design-led appearance.

Fitzroy supplied products from the Signature Range, Gosfield Removable Collection, finished in Matt Black.

The choice demonstrates an important consideration when approaching luxury accessible washrooms: removable accessible solutions allows the hotel to remove rails as needed for accessible or non-accessible stays.

Our Approach

The Gosfield Removable Collection provides a removable solution, while the Matt Black finish creates a defined, contemporary aesthetic. This helps accessible elements feel considered alongside the wider washroom rather than appearing as a clinical addition.

As accessible bathroom experts, Fitzroy understands that specification involves more than selecting an individual product. Architects and interior designers need to consider how accessibility, usability, finishes and the overall design intent work together.

For an inclusive bathroom, considering these requirements early in the design process can help create a more resolved scheme and reduce the need for accessibility to be treated as a later addition.

The Result

The finished accessible washroom brings together accessible provision and a design-conscious Matt Black finish within the luxury hospitality setting of Fulham Pier Hotel.

The project provides a useful bathroom example of how accessible elements can form part of the overall interior concept, rather than being visually separated from it.

For specifiers exploring accessible bathroom design, it reinforces a simple principle: accessibility and aesthetics should be considered together from the outset.

Value to the Customer

Fitzroy's specification approach helps architects, designers and project teams make considered decisions about accessibility without unnecessarily restricting the wider design intent.

For Fulham Pier Hotel, the Signature Range, Gosfield Removable Collection in Matt Black provided a solution suited to the design expectations of a luxury hospitality environment.

This means accessible washrooms can be treated as an integral part of the project, supporting a consistent experience across the wider interior.

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