Post Service is a space dedicated to mental health, grief, and mindfulness practices in Copenhagen. The healing center commissioned Tableau design studio to create a sense of peace throughout the building's interior. The center is led by mental health practitioner Xanthippi de Vito, who wanted to enrich the patients' mental health through design.
The clinic offers health coaching and mindfulness practices and includes an infrared sauna, a movement room, and an all-inclusive space. The team specifically curated all design aspects to create an inclusive and representative space for all visitors to work through their grief. Each room is subtly painted in cold shades that match the darker shaded ceilings. This design feature helps visitors feel grounded, evoking the sense of a warm blanket.
Image Credit: Tableau / Post Service
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Mental Wellness Architecture
- Designs that prioritize mental wellness are becoming increasingly popular as people seek to create spaces that promote mental health.
- Healing-centered Interior Design
- Interior design is becoming more focused on creating spaces that promote healing and emotional well-being.
- Mindfulness-focused Design
- Designers are creating spaces that promote mindfulness, meditation, and other wellness practices.
Where This Applies
- Mental Health Centers
- Centers that prioritize mental health and wellness are in a unique position to benefit from mental healing-focused interior design.
- Interior Design Services
- Interior designers who specialize in creating healing-focused designs have a growing market in the mental health and wellness industry.
- Architecture Firms
- Architecture firms that prioritize mental wellness in their design projects can carve out a distinctive niche in the competitive industry.
