The first WC with an integrated cistern proves to be an invaluable fixture in small bathrooms

摘要

Designing small bathrooms not only involves ensuring spaces are generous enough for people to manoeuvre, but also optimising their perceived size: a problem that involves ergonomics and psychology. The WC is an essential but often cumbersome unit in the bathroom, which occupies a significant volume. It is therefore central to the challenge of designing bathrooms. In the broadest sense, using space wisely is an essential objective, but also one that should not be allowed to compromise the quality or performance of fittings. The core challenge involves fitting a modern WC unit, either in a wall-hung or back-to-wall configuration, without sacrificing a huge amount of space.