This dualistic dental office by Madrid-based Estudio Arquitectura Hago can easily be mistaken for a secret extra-terrestrial lab.
A double facade of clean crisp white juxtaposes the soft and cozy wood plastered waiting area; its curved wood partition offers a completely different aesthetic pleasure. The simplistic design pops as the contrasting rooms is a striking element. On one side is the dental space and offices, while the other is a public area, both separated by a translucent glass wall.
Natural lighting illuminates the wooden patient rooms while design lighting offers a futuristic appeal to the office spaces. The use of different flooring material only enhances the two contrasting spaces with each room, offering a drastic separation.
Photo Credits: designboom, estudiohago
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dualistic Design
- The use of contrasting elements in design of interior spaces presents an opportunity for an innovative approach in designing future workspaces.
- Multi-purpose Spaces
- Incorporating spaces with multiple functionalities presents opportunities for space optimization and can potentially minimize overhead costs for businesses.
- Innovative Lighting
- The use of creative lighting designs within an interior space presents opportunities for businesses to create an attractive environment for employees and clients.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- In the interior design industry, businesses can leverage the use of contrasting elements to create spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
- Architecture
- In architecture, incorporating multi-purpose spaces can lead to the creation of more efficient buildings that are better suited for different types of businesses.
- Lighting Design
- The lighting design industry has a unique opportunity to transform interior spaces through the use of creative lighting designs that enhance the functionality and aesthetics of businesses.
