Healthcare Resources

Hospitals across the country are transforming spaces with hospitality-inspired patient rooms, shifting away from sterile, clinical settings to warm, welcoming environments that support healing. Hospitality-inspired patient rooms blend comfort, thoughtful design, and emotional well-being to reduce patient stress, improve outcomes, and enhance satisfaction for patients and staff alike.

“As I reflect on the week, I’m still thinking about what “next” really means.” Every year, NeoCon asks something of us. It asks for time, energy, and creative stamina. It asks us to coordinate, stretch, refine, and reinvent. It’s Thursday and I am taking a moment to pause, to look around, and to feel proud…

Biophilic design, the practice of integrating nature into interior spaces, has gained significant traction in healthcare settings. One of the most effective ways to incorporate biophilic elements in patient rooms is through the furniture selected. By blending natural materials, organic forms, and functional elements inspired by the natural world, healthcare facilities can create environments that promote healing and emotional well-being.

The design of healthcare facilities is evolving rapidly to meet the demands of modern care environments. Future-proofing these spaces means addressing the critical pillars of adaptability, technological readiness, patient-centered design, and resilience. At the core of this effort is our commitment to crafting healing spaces that nurture physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness. By embracing flexible solutions, integrating advanced technologies, focusing on patient well-being, and building for long-term performance, healthcare spaces can meet today’s challenges and anticipate the needs of tomorrow.

“We’re made of curves. Nature is made of curves. Curves help healing.” – Von Robinson February 3, 2025 Curves have a unique ability to transform spaces, offering more than just visual softness—they evoke a sense of safety, comfort, and connection. In healthcare environments, where patients and caregivers navigate both physical and emotional challenges, curved forms…

Every year, the design world looks to Pantone’s Color of the Year for inspiration, and for 2025, the spotlight is on Mocha Mousse—a warm, inviting neutral that embodies comfort, sophistication, and versatility. But Mocha Mousse is more than just a trend; it signals a broader shift toward designing environments that are nurturing and restorative. In healthcare, where spaces play a vital role in promoting well-being, this rich, earthy tone is helping to redefine how furniture and interiors support both emotional and physical healing.

Much like a custom-tailored suit, bespoke care designs treatment plans around the specific needs of each patient. January 16, 2025Healthcare has undergone remarkable innovations, enabling treatment plans to be tailored to the unique needs of each patient. From groundbreaking therapies that alleviate debilitating conditions to genetic tests predicting life-threatening diseases before symptoms arise, the future…

December 18, 2023 Today’s the day. The day of your doctor’s appointment. Whether it is a routine visit or for something more serious, what you need is comfort and care. To get you into the proper positive mindset for this visit, you should expect a welcoming and supporting environment. And that includes the healthcare furniture….

November 20, 2023 Resilient healthcare design encompasses nonporous and easy to clean finishes, and versatile timeless looks to create family-friendly spaces that accommodate all types of patients. Furniture designs and design materials, especially for healthcare, should be focused on infection control. Hospitals and other medical facilities are in place to help sick patients get well….

October 27, 2023 Healthcare interior design and hospital furniture design today is challenging, and its effectiveness needs to be as diverse as the patients it serves daily in every hospital. This includes the youngest patients and the anxious parents who accompany them. The design emphasis should be a comfy, colorful diversion that calms as it…