Innovation is made tangible through a dedicated Technology Exhibition Zone designed to reveal what is typically concealed: the engineering behind TOTO toilets and WASHLET® products. By exposing internal mechanisms and performance systems, the installation enables designers to better understand how precision, hygiene, and comfort are achieved. The space incorporates a refined surface material developed by Artellion DNP, featuring a subtle washi-inspired pattern that gently shifts in response to light.
The showroom section on the ground floor, designed by MACH Architects, also presents a forward-thinking accessible toilet concept, exploring how intuitive controls, enhanced comfort, and integrated technology can improve usability for people with disabilities. It highlights a more holistic approach to inclusive design—going beyond compliance to genuinely elevate everyday experiences for all users.
On the lower ground floor, there is a flexible exhibition and gallery space designed by Squire & Partners; the space is set to host talks, workshops, curated installations, and collaborative events, celebrating Japanese design and craftsmanship while encouraging exchange within London’s architecture and interior design community.
Connecting the various spaces, also designed by Squire & Partners, a Japanese courtyard garden inspired by karesansui (dry landscape design) creates a moment of calm within the visitor journey. Composed of stone and raked gravel, it evokes the presence of water through texture and form and embodies the Japanese concept of ma, an intentional use of space that encourages balance, simplicity and reflection, reinforcing TOTO’s commitment to clarity, comfort and wellbeing through design.
An integrated after-sales service and support workspace further underscores TOTO’s long-term commitment to reliability and partnership, positioning the flagship not only as a destination for inspiration, but as an operational hub supporting projects throughout their lifecycle.
The TOTO London showroom will officially reopen during Clerkenwell Design Week on the 20th of May 2026.
London, Mai 2026