Healthy Skin

The investor's requirement was to create a contemporary, representative space that would serve the needs of specialized medical care provided by the investor and simultaneously create a pleasant and calm atmosphere for patients. A limiting factor in creating the interior was the financial ceiling and the investor's request for the interior to be transferable to potential other rental premises.
The design is conceived as structurally undemanding with minimal construction interventions. The majority of the proposed design relies on removable furniture pieces and wall painting. The lighting and all installations have been preserved within the aforementioned limits.
The addressed space is divided into three basic rooms: waiting area, reception, and the office itself, to which other areas of the dermatology clinic are connected, although these remain in their original state.
The color scheme of the addressed space is based on the graphic manual by which the company presents itself to the public. It is a combination of green, white, and gray, which is contained in the logo and complemented by a darker gray floor made of commercial carpet. Only in the office, the floor is made of PVC tiles for hygienic reasons.
As for the furniture material, laminate is proposed. Load-bearing surfaces and countertops are made of fiberboard. The individual furniture creates cubic masses that are interwoven with one another and clearly define their function in the space. Clear, direct lines create an impression of cleanliness and harmony, which positively affects the patients.