This particular Starbucks I visited today doesn’t get as much traffic
as some of the other ones I frequent, so you’ll notice that it is pretty clean. From a design standpoint I do like that it is a spacious bathroom that can easily accommodate a wheelchair or a stroller for the mommies. I also noted the contemporary-shaped mirror with ambience lighting. No fluorescent lights to make your face look deathly white ;) There were a couple things that I would have added to this bathroom:
1) A little nook to set my purse on. I had to put my big purse on the floor which gives me the heebie-geebies because it’s already bad enough that I’m a germaphobe!
2) A baby changer. Some Starbucks have baby changers, but this particular one didn’t for some reason.
On a scale of 1 to 10 I would have to give this bathroom an 8 because it wasn’t really accommodating to women. However, I do have to give them credit for keeping it spic and span clean!
Here are more posts on the Bathroom Blogfest:
- Flooring the Consumer shares some Halloween Bathroom Horror Stories
- The Curious Shopper offers some tips on how to design bathrooms that motivate people to wash their hands
- Customer Experience Crossroads explains that business owners should consider every aspect of their business when it comes to branding the customer experience - yes, that includes the ladies rooms!
- What I Do For A Living shares an bathroom experience at the Taj Mahal - how grand!
- Fast Company Now says that if a bathroom on a bus can be glitzy, what’s the airlines’ excuse?
- Experienceology shares a photo of one of my favorite bathrooms, the AMC Fashion Valley movie theater. Kudos to whoever designed this bathroom! Also, Stephanie shares some amazing works of art - yes, men can go pee in art!
It’s not to late to join the gals in the loo! Contact Stephanie Weaver at sweaver [at] bigbrainactivity.com
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