JUNG switches and controls in coordinated bathroom and restroom interiors.
JUNG develops building controls that are used every day and form part of an interior. This image series focuses on bathrooms and restrooms: spaces where room to move, accessible controls and a welcoming atmosphere need to work together. The CGI imagery brings these requirements together with the brand’s color palette.
Switch design in accessible bathrooms: CGI for JUNG
For JUNG, based in Schalksmühle, Germany, we created CGI product images of the accessible bathroom and restroom spaces specified by the company. The starting point was the relationship between building controls and the Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier palette. Switches and controls needed to remain recognizable within a welcoming interior. Their height and placement in the images followed JUNG’s spatial specifications.
Accessible design: making room for the essentials
Open layouts, generous passageways and restrained furnishings defined the brief. The CGI views show where the controls sit within the room. A small number of furnishings and coordinated colors keep attention on JUNG’s products.
Color and function: Le Corbusier in accessible design
The Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier palette provided the second reference point. Wall finishes, furnishings and building controls were coordinated for the image series. The JUNG restroom emergency call system is shown in context. The focus is on how the products appear in a specific interior, beyond an isolated product view.
Le Corbusier’s colors in context: CGI, design and function
On matte surfaces, color becomes apparent through its relationship with light and the surrounding space. We coordinated color schemes and viewpoints according to JUNG’s brief, bringing switches, controls and furnishings into a coherent setting. The 3D renderings show the products within these designed interiors. JUNG’s Inclusive Design with JUNG press feature presents the image series and credits Danthree Studio.
