A Functional and Stylish Bathroom for Modern Care Facilities 

Thoughtful Design for Better Care 

At Bano, we believe that functional bathrooms can also be warm and inviting. 
We create bathroom solutions tailored for care facilities—combining safety, accessibility, and homelike comfort. 

Our concept helps institutions meet strict regulations while enhancing daily life for both residents and caregivers. 

Color Choices That Promote Calm and Confidence 

For users with cognitive challenges such as dementia or Alzheimer’s, color plays a key role. 
Warm, neutral tones create a calming atmosphere and make the bathroom feel personal and familiar. 

The right colors improve orientation, support independence, and reduce stress—for residents and staff alike. 

Modern Standards for Modern Care 

We’ve introduced anthracite grey as our new standard color for support rails and toilet seats. 
It’s a sleek, modern choice that breaks away from the traditional institutional look. 

Our bathroom cabinets are available in oak, grey, and greige—giving architects and project managers the flexibility to design consistent and visually pleasing interiors. 

Safe, Smart Storage Solutions 

Bano bathroom cabinets are built with safety, accessibility, and usability in mind. 
Support rails can be mounted directly onto the cabinets. 
Lockable options ensure secure storage of medications and personal belongings. 

This is especially important in dementia care, where structure and safety are essential. 
Our solutions help create spaces that support dignity, reduce risk, and ease daily routines. 

Flexible Solutions for All Care Environments 

We deliver scalable bathroom concepts for a wide range of care settings—rehabilitation centers, assisted living, and nursing homes. 
All products are available in multiple finishes and materials to fit your building’s interior design and user needs. 

A Dignified Bathroom Experience for Everyone 

A care bathroom should never feel cold or clinical.
With Bano, you get a space that balances safety, functionality, and aesthetic comfort—designed for both users and care staff.