Design & decoration tips for Veterinary Clinics

If you are considering embarking on arenovation project, then we have some design ideas to share with you! Discover, in this article, how to transform your Veterinary Clinic.

Where to start?

Before you begin, think about your company’s overall identity.Veterinary Clinic. Any design idea must start from a common premise: reflecting the principles and values ​​of your brand. Therefore, if you value collaboration and transparency, then you should consider creating a large, open space, especially in the reception area.

On the other hand, if privacy and secrecy are valued, the space must be furnished in a way that conveys this message.

Whatever the case, it is essential to design an authentic environment, designed according to themark. Remember: it is important to maintain a cohesive and coherent image, through sustained visual communication.

1. Create an atypical atmosphere

By “getting away” from the aesthetics typically associated with a medical institution, you will have the opportunity to explore all the possibilities that theinterior design has to offer you.

Therefore, a good design idea for remodeling your Veterinary Clinic is to create a truly atypical atmosphere. This can be achieved by designing access points (doors and windows) specially designed for our four-legged friends or by creating a space for bathing. Ultimately, the possibilities are endless and this project fromSay Architectsis an example of this:

Nova Pets China | Project by Say Architects | Image Credits: Dezeen.com

2. Opt for a slightly brutalist approach

Not allinterior designit has to be clean and sophisticated. In fact, celebrating the raw materials used in construction is a valid and equally fascinating option, especially in spaces subject to wear and tear caused by animals. Therefore, when combining surfaces ofconcrete or exposed masonry walls with minimalist furniture and warm lighting can achieve an eclectic aesthetic, capable of generating visual interest and making a lasting first impression on pet owners.

Likewise, glass panels, wooden finishes and corten or galvanized steel details can be excellent choices for creating slightly brutalist and modern environments. Discover the projectHôpital Vétérinaire du Parc, signed by the Canadian architecture firmThomas Balaban Architect (TBA):

Hôpital Vétérinaire du Parc | Project by Thomas Balaban Architect (TBA) | Image Credits: Dezeen.com

3. Offer a classic and natural touch to the space

Wood is a classic interior design element. Therefore, a design idea worth considering is to introduce this material into the design ofremodelof your Veterinary Clinic. Thanks to its versatility and adaptability, wood can be used in different shapes, colors and dimensions.

Furthermore, it provides a fresh and natural indoor environment that pleases both owners and animals. In a Veterinary Clinic, wood can be present in the furniture in the waiting room, in the covering of the walls or in thepavementof space. Check out this example fromConstitucion Veterinary Clinic, in Spain, and witness the careful use of wood carried out by the architecture and design companyDobleese Space & Branding:

Constitucion Veterinary Clinic | Dobleese Space & Branding Project | Image Credits: ArchDaily.com

4. Create a pet amusement park

Amusement parks are always a good design idea. Perfect for entertaining our furry friends, they add a touch of personality and fun to any Veterinary space. So, with small pieces fixed to the wall, you can create a kind of vertical maze for cats. An element that, in addition to being pleasing to the eye, makes the environment more inviting and interesting.

As an alternative to the dog park, but equally different, is the sensory pool with balls of different colors. A simple but very effective option, especially for puppies or small dogs.

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