Slow Deco: what is it and how to apply it?

With the global coronavirus outbreak and after mandatory confinement was decreed, more and more people have found design and decoration an escape from stress and anxiety. Indoor environments have become the ideal refuge to enjoy the small details of life, away from the frenetic pace of everyday life. Discover, in this article, what Slow Deco is and how to apply it!

Slow Deco: what is it about?

It's no secret that in interior design, new formulas are constantly created and old trends continually revived. However, from time to time, interior design becomes linked to certain lifestyles. When we talk about Slow Deco, we are talking about a response to the frenetic and stressful pace of life, so characteristic of big cities. In an attempt topreserve the natural beauty of the furniture and the richness of the small details, Slow Deco is characterized by interior environments that allow establishing a connection between person and space, prioritizing a more authentic and calm lifestyle.

Now, given the complex challenges faced by today's healthcare organizations, improving the service provided is a common objective, in order to obtain competitive advantages.Processes, structures, spaces and results are interrelated factors that give rise to user-oriented concepts.In this way, more immersive scenarios, such as those inspired by Slow Deco, become – increasingly – the predilection of professionals specialized in the development ofconstruction or remodeling projects for healthcare spaces and establishments, such as pharmacies or clinics.

Slow Deco: how to apply?

It goes without saying that comfort is key when it comes to Slow Deco or any type of wellness-centered interior design. Thus, more open and meticulously organized spaces area true Slow Deco must-have, but there are other aspects to be uncovered. Discover some of the most prominent features of this design or decoration style:

1. Natural Elements and Ergonomics

Those who let themselves be guided by the lines of Slow Deco are inspired by styles such as minimalism, Biophilic design or Scandinavian design. A miscellany of influences that underliea design style focused on the user's well-being and mental health. For this reason, materials that connect the space to the outside, such as wood, stone, sisal, copper or ceramics, are often used in the decoration and design of interior environments. Likewise, it is common to find plants or natural references in spaces inspired by Slow Deco. On the other hand, the comfort of the space is an equally important aspect when talking about Slow Deco. Here, interior design should be “ergonomic” so that the user feels good in terms of psychology, physiology and anatomy. Basically, it is about combining the functionality of the furniture with its aesthetic quality.

Pharmacie du Pole Sante| MEDD Health Design Remodeling Project |

2. Neutral Tones and Simple Accessories

If a picture is worth a thousand words, a color is worth two thousand. At Slow Deco,neutral and natural tones, such as orange, yellow, green or brown are perfect forachieve a calm and relaxing environment. Thus, the choice of colors offers the interior environment and its occupant a feeling of harmony. Likewise, the choice of decorative accessories can make all the difference. When choosinga cleaner look, vases with plants, cushions or natural fabrics are frequently used elements.

Equilíbrio Clinic – Vila Nova de Gaia| MEDD Health Design Project |

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