The clinic is located on Tsimiski street, occupying 165 m2.
Basic idea of the project was the reinterpretation of the human body and the integration of the harmonic curves that characterize it in the design. The goal was to create a spiritual and earthy space, which promotes a feeling of calm to the visitor of the clinic.
Entering the clinic, one gets into the reception and waiting area for patients, characterized by the two custom-made furniture of the reception office and the sofa, in a minimalistic style, with their characteristic curved design. The walls, ceiling and furniture are coated with light beige Kourasanit.
The floor of the premises is covered with herringbone patterned, wood imitation tiles. The curve that frames the reception is lined with solid wooden slats. Part of the walls is decorated with white lacquered slats.
The design is completed with the mirrors of an organic shape and the existence of the green, natural element.
The lighting is soft, and is achieved with recessed LED strips in the ceiling and special metal lights.
The metal signs indicating each space were designed in the same style.
The corridor, which leads to the examination rooms and the doctor's office, ends at the statue, is inspired, designed and realized by Mr. Chadoulos, influenced by the perfection of the female form.
This perfection is also reflected by the mirrors lining the left side of the corridor. The doors are hidden along the walls. The sense of continuity is intensified by the hidden lighting, placed at floor level around the perimeter of the corridor.
The wooden element dominates the doctor's office. The wall is lined with Oak slats, it has metal shelves in the middle and hidden cabinets are created on each side. The office table is made of Smoked Oak and rests on metal legs. The metal details supporting the shelves are important elements of the dsign. The office space is internally connected with two examination rooms.
The second corridor, leading to the laser rooms, is lined with a combination of Oak Veneer, white lacquered slats and Kourasanit plaster, with the characteristic hidden doors , as to not disturb the harmony of the clinic.
