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Is Your Waiting Room Prepped For Pet Interaction?
Loud noises, suspicious smells and crowded spaces are just a few reasons why visiting the vet can be stressful for humans and their furry companions. Read our blog to find out if your veterinary waiting room is prepped for pet interaction.
Jump Onboard – Design Trends Sure To Take Off In 2021
Fit-out to stand-out! We’ve put together a few predictions of the standout trends and twists that we are likely to see in 2021 for dentists, doctors, vets and other clinics.
Lighting for a Clinic – Artificial Sources and Placement
Psychological and practical considerations play a vital role in choosing the right lighting for your clinic. Read on to learn how to choose the right lighting for your clinic.
Glow Health Ascot | Case Study
Recently, our fit out specialists completed a stunning Hamptons style renovation for Glow Health Ascot, a Chiropractic and Allied Health treatment centre. Read more on this case study on our blog.
Best Places To Add Your Logo In Your Clinic
So you have a striking and powerful logo for your clinic; have you considered where the best place to put it is? Logo placement can be just as impactful as the logo itself. Read about some proven places to capture the attention of your patients.
How To Improve Air Quality In Your Clinic
Maintaining healthy air quality reduces the risk of health conditions for your patients and your staff. Read on to find out how to improve air quality in your clinic.
5 Tricks To Make Your Clinic Seem Larger
Don’t scare off your patients! Follow these tips when you renovate your practice to make it seem open and welcoming for your customers.
Why Now Is The Perfect Time To Update Your General Practice
Here are 3 reasons why general practices should upgrade now. Get ahead of the competition by implementing these points for a post-COVID-19 world.
Why is Veterinary Practice Design and Layout so Important?
It’s crucial to ensure that your veterinary practice is designed around a pet-friendly experience. Animals who are anxious or unnerved by their surroundings will definitely make uncooperative patients which will make your job more difficult.
