The Station Cinema at Richmond (North Yorkshire) is our favourite cinema. As its name suggests it is inside the old Victorian station now managed by the Richmond Preservation Society and with an exhibition gallery, artisan shops (my favourite is the ice cream parlour), a bistro and educational talks and activities, it attracts visitors with wares other than its films.
The building has been preserved on the outside and inside too where many of the original features and furnishings remain.
The toilets however are modern. Their most striking feature has to be the contrast of colours: dark blue, grey, orange and white. They stretch to the very limit the design concept that a room should be based around no more than 3 colours in addition to white. It works; they complement each other, except for one thing: the pink soap!
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