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Sliding doors for patient rooms
A quiet upgrade that makes a big difference.
Sliding doors in patient rooms aren’t just space-savers - they improve accessibility, reduce noise, and support privacy. Ideal for small clinics, ICUs, and mobility-sensitive zones.
🚪 Move smarter, not harder.
Multi-Functional Rooms
When space is limited, flexibility isn’t a luxury - it’s a necessity.
Multi-functional rooms allow hospitals and clinics to do more with less. Whether it’s a consult room that converts into a counselling space, or a procedure room that doubles as isolation during a surge, the right design choices unlock utility without sacrificing comfort or compliance.
In this post, we explore how to plan for clinical adaptability without making the space feel compromised.
🧩 One room. Multiple uses. Zero confusion.
Viewless Rooms and Recovery
Not every patient gets a window - but every patient deserves support.
Studies show that access to natural views can reduce recovery time, stress, and even medication needs. But in large hospitals, viewless rooms are often unavoidable.
So how do we design these spaces to promote healing?
In our latest post, we share how smart lighting, material choices, and sensory cues can make windowless rooms feel less closed-in - and more care-driven.
🛏️ Because healing isn't just clinical - it's also environmental.
Designing Dedicated Staff Zones That Work
Healthcare isn’t just patient-centred - it’s staff-supported.
Doctors, nurses, and admin teams work long shifts, juggle emergencies, and need spaces that restore focus and energy. Yet in many hospitals, staff zones are afterthoughts - cramped, noisy, or repurposed from leftover space.
Well-designed staff areas improve:
✅ Team communication
✅ Staff well-being and retention
✅ Response time in clinical zones
In this post, we share how to plan dedicated, efficient, and adaptable staff zones that support care from the inside out.
Why matte finishes are preferred in healthcare interiors
Shiny surfaces may look luxurious - but in healthcare, they can do more harm than good.
Matte finishes are not just an aesthetic choice; they’re a safety and functionality decision.
They reduce glare, hide smudges, and create a calmer visual environment for patients and staff alike.
From walls to floors to countertops, every surface tells a story - and in healthcare, that story is about hygiene, comfort, and focus.
In our latest post, we break down why matte wins in hospitals and clinics.
