Wet areas in shopping malls focus on future trends, aiming to minimize user contact during the toilet experience. In this regard, sensor technology plays a significant role alongside built-in systems. Surveys reveal that users avoid semi-open cabins and shared sinks due to hygiene and social distancing concerns. Moreover, providing a spotless bathroom is crucial not only for hygiene but also for employees. The project incorporates sensor technology for water-saving in flush and handwashing areas, paper-saving through hand dryers, and energy-saving with sensor-controlled lighting. Metal and cool-toned wet area designs now make way for natural materials and airy aesthetics. Additionally, the inclusion of live or artificial plants enhances the visual appeal, while the design of extra facilities such as nursing, changing, and care areas continues to improve for user comfort. Through these innovative and eco-friendly approaches, shopping malls offer visitors a hygienic, comfortable, and contemporary wet area experience.