Bar Bahia, Badalona

Bar Bahia had beautiful flower arraignments in their bathrooms and the coolest orange tiles, giving a sophisticated feel to their beachside bar.

Restaurant Rosso, Zurich

Restaurant Rosso reminded us of Melbourne restaurants. Located in an old industrial building the restaurant specialises in pizza & has an excellent wine list.

The bathrooms appear a little dirty, but I think that comes from having many of the original fixtures, adding to the charm. The flowers are an elegant touch & the new trough sink maintains the industrial feel.

EMP, Seattle

The Experience Music Project is in a building designed by Frank Gehry, so the loos were bound to be good. The primary colour tiles are fantastic & the toilet paper/bin/seat covers were built into the cubicle walls. No elbow banging on bins right next to you, just sleek goodness 

Restaurant, Latin Quarter, Paris

Wandering the Latin Quarter in Paris, we stopped & had dinner in one of the cute 'French food' restaurants where they have set three course dinners for tourists. I tried the escargot, garlicy! The loos had these cute patterned tiles seen above. 

Cafe, Prague

We were on a walking tour of Prague & as we neared the Charles River Bridge, we all needed a pit stop. We ducked into this cafe on the right as you approach the bridge. I don't know it's name. It didn't have many toilets & with so many of us needing to go I ended up using the men's. It had a pretty prison-like view from the cubicle.

Mexican Restaurant Prague

Pink doors & green tiles, hell yes!

This Mexican restaurant was fabulous & the pink doors in the loos & green tiles were just the icing on the cake.

Kavarna Kaaba, Prague

Kavarna Kaaba is a cafe bar elegantly decorated in fifties garb & the loos certainly match the bar's theme, with rounded mirrors & pastel tiles. Even a bit of black & white check tiles thrown in.