Spaces we work in
Considered spaces for staff and families.
For staff rest areas and family waiting spaces, start with the needs of the people using the room and the facility’s requirements. Furniture selection should bring the room plan, material review and everyday maintenance into the same conversation.
Planning the space
Identify the specific staff or family area, expected users and occupancy. Include access requirements and how the room connects to clinical circulation.
Share approved cleaning agents, protocols and upholstery restrictions. Request current specifications for review by the facility’s infection prevention, safety and procurement teams.
Provide a room plan showing access routes, existing seating and lighting. Include delivery permissions, installation windows and any site induction requirements.
Furniture & light
A starting point for your brief. Commercial specifications and product suitability are confirmed through a project quotation.
Sculptural seating shaped around sensory experience.
Seating for cross-legged sitting and personal routines.
Your project
Bring your questions and an outline of the space. Materials, quantities and current lead times can be reviewed together.
The focus is staff rest areas and family waiting spaces, rather than patient care or treatment. Share the specific location and intended users so the relevant product information can be reviewed by your facility team.
Send the proposed application and your material, cleaning and safety requirements with the inquiry. Request current product information for your internal review before placing an order or finalizing the specification.
Share the setting, quantities, location and timing. We will discuss the next steps with you.
Materials, specifications and the project inquiry form.
