Reception
Backlit hanji, a curved walnut desk and a signage wall lit from behind.
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The studio
Ten rooms, none of them beige.
Walnut, hanji, travertine and hand-glazed celadon tile. We built a place that lowers your pulse at the door, because an orthodontic visit lasts an hour and you deserve to enjoy the room.
Room by room
Lounge
A single long linen bench under a cove light, instead of a row of waiting chairs.
Corridor
Arched walnut portals and an ink-wash landscape; the spine of the plan.
Open bay
Six chairs on walnut and travertine, divided by slatted screens rather than walls.
Consulting room
Glass-walled and quiet, for scans, plans and conversations that need privacy.
Doctor’s office
Where plans are written and parents ask their real questions.
Powder room
Hand-glazed celadon tile, plaster walls, an organic mirror.
Sterilisation
Deliberately visible: instrument processing you are welcome to watch.
Feature wall
Backlit stone and brass shelving; the first thing you see at the door.
Images are 3D renders of the interior design. Replace with professional photography once the studio opens — same crops, same warm grade.
Materials
Why it looks like this.
The palette is Korean: walnut, mulberry paper, stone, linen. The lighting is indirect everywhere, because nobody relaxes under a ceiling of downlights. Every arch you walk through is the same radius as the one in our logo lockup.
- 01Walnut
Solid and veneered, slatted where sound needs softening.
- 02Hanji & stone
Backlit panels that glow instead of glare.
- 03Travertine
Underfoot in clinical zones, warm and quiet.
- 04Celadon
Hand-glazed tile, the one cool colour in the building.
See it in person.
Consultations are booked as full hours, in the consulting room, with the door closed.