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The Color Scheme
Architecturally inspired colors such as Platinum, Carbon and Basalt are joined by an unobtrusive Pacific and two botanicals: Bistro Green and Lily Pad. Brown rounds out the natural color palette. The colors relate well to the materials. On smooth surfaces, they appear rich and clear while on more structured or grainy surfaces, the colors mix and appear to move. Overall, the colors are chosen for their serious, yet serene character.
Materials & Furniture
Materials are typically natural and chosen for their durability as well as their aesthetic appeal. Wood, glass, and leather are good examples. Painted metal is also used in this design theme. Upholstery fabrics such as tweed, have a lively, irregular appearance. The furniture has a lounge characteristic to encourage relaxation and may also have very functional details, such as integrated charging stations for smartphones and tablets. In this way, the design combines tradition with modernity.
- Iconic Barcelona Chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. © Knoll, Barcelona® Chair, Bauhaus Limited Edition 2019, https://www.knoll.com/
- Bonbori Collection: Outdoor lamps created by Japanese designer Fumie Shibata. These lamps provide soft, gentle light and are inspired by traditional Japanese paper lanterns. © Bonbori collection, Designed by Fumie Shibata, Brokis, https://www.brokis.cz/ photo by Martin Chum
- Shiraz by Philipp Mainzer and Farah Ebrahimi: A flexible system of seat elements, cushions and back pieces as an example of modern function combining with tradition. © e15, Shiraz Sofa, www.e15.com
Natural Perspective in the Practice
Rooms using the Natural Perspective design language open up to the outside to bring in natural lighting and views of the outside environment such as a yard or an urban garden depending on the surroundings. At the same time, space-dividing elements create more intimate, protected zones for patients, which are even more relevant now than ever. Concentrated, thoughtful plant arrangements bring nature indoors and also contribute to the tranquil, calming atmosphere. Outstanding examples of dental practices that have incorporated the Natural Perspective design theme are found at the links below.
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