How design inspired these five dental clinics

“We refurbished an existing dental office located in a Paddington terrace. We wanted to highlight the building’s grandeur while also accommodating a contemporary practice. Recognized for its biophilic properties, timber was the natural choice to create a calm atmosphere and accommodate hidden storage cabinets. Individual operatories were refurbished with custom-made quarter-cut European oak and American white ash by Elan Construct, and it was detailed with hand-aged, refined brass. The curved timber handrail on the staircase flows through the practice to connect the rooms.”

“People can feel apprehensive when they go to a dentist, and they may associate the dentist with fear and embarrassment. That’s why we invested not just in having the best practitioners and latest world-class technology, but in presenting a practice like no other. As soon as clients walk in, our simple yet highly crafted interior design assures them that we care about attention to detail and the highest quality.”

“We wanted a unique design that was both modern and cozy, so this combination of light wood, marble, and lots of lighting was fantastic. The colors in shades of gray and light brown with details in black made the design the one we were looking for. It’s complemented with a peaceful lake view.”

“Make a place peaceful, friendly, and cozy so people love to visit.”

“Don’t compromise on your design. It’s a journey. You need to explore how much your dream will cost and work toward something that’s feasible for you. We say, dream big and find a way to make it work!”

“The design intent for our office was to break away from the traditional dental feeling. The goal was to create a space that clients will admire and forget they’re in a dental office. Using natural elements such as wood, stone, metals, and glass, we wanted to create a light and open feeling. We never want clients to feel confined, restricted, or heavy. But we also wanted to create a space that was not too pretentious.”

“Create the space that you want to spend your time in. Spend the extra money to create a space that is timeless and will be its own marketing piece.”

“The environment for me is incredibly important, so it’s an intrinsic and vital part of my business. I love design, fashion, and art. I knew from the start that the whole feeling of the office had to be less clinical. So, I went for a golden chair and colorful art to complement the concrete and wooden cabinets. It all came together beautifully.”