Medical Facility Design in Canberra
At Captivate Interior Design, we’re problem solvers. One of the biggest problems for medical facilities is finding an interior design style that suits staff and patients alike. We specialise in medical facility fit-outs in Canberra and the surrounding areas. We can create functional and contemporary designs for doctor’s offices, operating rooms, dental offices, veterinary offices and more. Take a look at our medical facility design portfolio below.
Capital Coast Surgery
Captivate Interior Design wrapped a medical facility fit-out for the new surgery centre at Equinox Business Park in Deakin. We worked closely with the doctor, staff and builders to ensure a smooth design consultation and that our interior design would be functional for operation. While functionality was our main concern, we also needed to take patients’ needs into consideration. Our final design is warm and inviting and reflects a contemporary style that is as sophisticated as the staff who work there.
The Campbell Vet
It was a total joy designing a beautiful new veterinary space for Dr Margie Roser and Dr Vickie Saye and their wonderful team. Creating a new space in a heritage building was no easy task and through all the obstacles the result is a beautiful reception and waiting space and an attractive and functional treatment and surgery with separate x-ray room, consultation rooms and comfortable animal accommodation facilities.
Capital Veterinary Hospital
Captivate Interior Design was engaged by Dr Ali Ashrafi to fulfil his lifelong dream of having his own veterinary hospital in Canberra. We spent months working with him on the design of the space to ensure it reflected his personal philosophy of veterinary care and use of the latest high tech equipment.
Canberra Classic Chinese Medicine Centre
Canberra Classic Chinese Medical Centre provides a wide range of traditional Chinese medicine as well as Chinese acupuncture, massage and herbal medicine. The centre needed to be a warm and calming space for patients so we used lots of natural-looking timbers and stone throughout.
