Accessible washroom specialist Fitzroy of London has reported a highly positive response following its appearance at Clerkenwell Design Week 2026, where architects, interior designers and specifiers gathered to explore the future of inclusive commercial washroom design.
Across the three-day event, Fitzroy of London welcomed strong interest in both its newly launched Oxford Doc M Commercial Pack and the preview of its forthcoming online configurator, with conversations reflecting a growing industry focus on integrating accessibility seamlessly into contemporary interior schemes from the outset of a project.
The event provided an opportunity for the brand to engage directly with professionals across the commercial, hospitality, leisure and public sectors, many of whom are seeking specification solutions that simplify compliance without compromising aesthetics.
Particular attention was drawn to the Oxford Doc M Commercial Pack, designed to streamline the delivery of compliant washrooms through carefully coordinated components, considered detailing and premium-quality finishes. Visitors responded positively to the balance of robust functionality and refined design, alongside the flexibility offered through five finish options.
Alongside the product launch, Fitzroy of London also previewed its new digital configurator ahead of its official launch in June 2026. Developed to support architects and project teams during the specification process, the platform enables users to configure compliant Doc M washroom layouts, explore finish combinations and generate downloadable technical documentation, drawings and BIM files in real time.
The configurator generated significant interest among specifiers looking to improve workflow efficiency, reduce design-stage errors and simplify the process of delivering accessible washrooms across multi-site and large-scale commercial projects.
Craig Anderson, Managing Director at Fitzroy of London, commented:
“Clerkenwell Design Week allowed us to have some incredibly valuable conversations with architects, designers and specifiers about the evolving expectations around accessible design. What became clear throughout the event is that accessibility is no longer being viewed purely as a compliance requirement. There is a growing expectation for accessible washrooms to be fully integrated into the wider interior design vision, while still delivering the practical performance and regulatory assurance projects demand. The response to both the Oxford Doc M Commercial Pack and our upcoming configurator reinforced the need for solutions that make specification simpler, faster and more intuitive for project teams.”
Fitzroy of London’s presence at Clerkenwell Design Week reflects the company’s continued commitment to supporting inclusive environments through considered product design, technical expertise and accessible specification tools.
