Haringey Sixth Form Washrooms

Client Brief

After refurbishing their learning centre and several classrooms, Haringey College contacted us again to update the washrooms that hadn’t been looked at since the college first opened.

There was some damage that needed repairing that had been caused over the years, as well as the need to brighten the areas with better lighting.

The interior design of the washrooms also had to include their new school branding with the colours grey and orange, matching the previous projects we had completed too.

Haringey also wanted to introduce Gender Neutral toilets with full privacy to each individual cubicle but keeping the opening to the washroom area accessible for teachers to be able to monitor, should any issues occur.

Our Solution

To include the school’s branded colours in the washrooms, our designer, Scott, wanted to bring the flooring to life with a patterned orange and grey plank tile.

Scott also added randomly placed orange metro tiles amongst the grey metro tiles on the wall of the hand dryers and above the vanity units that stopped much lower than their high 4m ceiling height.

Replacing their previous burgundy and yellow painted walls, large light grey marble effect wall tiles were installed to brighten the rooms. In contrast, a darker wood colouring was used for the cubicle systems designs to hide any marks and therefore be more durable.

The Result

The end result has been well received by the staff at Haringey with the project finishing on time and within their budget.

The transformation of the school’s washrooms has been a mind-blowing comparison with the quality of the works above the expected standard – not an unusual result from Rap Interiors.

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