WC Signs

Creative and Funny Toilet Signs from Around the World

Men and women are represented differently all around the world, and this differentiation is often seen in the diverse representation of the two sexes in bathroom signs. The most common type of washroom sign one encounters in public places depict men as “normal” people and women as people in skirts. Depending on the local customs, men and women may be depicted wearing traditional or regional dresses. While most signs try to remain obvious, others goes out of the way and try to be as creative as possible. Below are some of the the most creative, funniest, wackiest and bizarre toilet signs discovered by travellers around the world.

Toilet Signs Based on Technique of the Act

Brazil

Kathmandu, Nepal

Spain

A pub in Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona, Spain

London

A bar in Barcelona, Spain

Turkey

Toilet Signs Based on Physical Differences

Switzerland

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Hungary

Spain

Switzerland

Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona, Spain

Prague, Czech Republic

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Toilet Signs Based on Clothing

Lisbon, Portugal

Iran

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Berlin Germany

Brazil

Barcelona, Spain

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Pure Creative Toilet Signs

A pub in Barcelona, Spain

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A pizza house in Austin, Texas, USA

Manhattan, US

Helsinki, Finland

At a University in Germany

Australia

Seoul, South Korea

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Cool sculptures

I really admire the sculptures made from electronics parts. I hope you too.


Sparebots by Lenny and Meriel

By Kaushik Friday,

British couple Lenny and Meriel Lenfesteys build tiny figures they call “sparebots” from LEDs, resistors, capacitors, wire and other electronic spare parts. The models are only three to four centimeters high.Lenny says: "I started doing the models with my wife about two years ago, but to be honest I kind of took over after a while because she has much better things to do. We first started making the models when we got an electronics kit and then it sort of went on from there"
"Because of the tiny scale it is tricky to set up the right poses. It can take several hours before I have something I am happy with to shoot and I never like to use the same combination of parts for each figure"