Sheree Goodman DesignWaiting Room
Posted on June 27, 2013
WAITING ROOM TIMES vary, but if you have to wait, why not wait in this serene, non-medical, sophisticated setting? Walls are covered in a largely scaled golden damask contract wallpaper. Wood veneers in a harlequin pattern complete the front of the nurses’ station.
Hers
Posted on June 26, 2013
THIS PRACTICES DELIVERS over 250 babies a year, so the patients’ restroom needed to not only be gorgeous and able to withstand lots of wear and tear, but also be family friendly and accommodate lots of baby carriages. Can you believe that we used textured pool tiles to waterproof and accent the back wall? At $1.75 a square foot they make a beautiful and economical statement.
hallway
Posted on June 25, 2013
The hallway to all of the exam rooms was also designed to accommodate baby carriages and general office traffic. The door swings to each exam room were reversed to give the patients added privacy.
Examination Room
Posted on June 25, 2013
THE EXAMINATION ROOMS were designed with a palette in the blue-grey spectrum to help soothe patients, making them feel as comfortable as possible. All rooms are also equipped with privacy curtains and dressing areas.
Sand and Sea
Posted on June 22, 2013
TO CREATE THE fresh and modern feeling you would expect at a luxury resort, we drew inspiration from the tranquil elements of the beach and ocean. Soft, sea-foam walls and a freestanding sculptural soaker tub against a visually interesting mosaic half-wall make a stunning focal point.
Just Add Water
Posted on June 21, 2013
THE FRAMELESS GLASS shower virtually disappears allowing the narcissistic ¼” mosaics to steal the show. Every shade of every color in this palette is represented in all those tiny tiles. We used Hlila honed 2” X 2” mosaics to help ground shower. Granular and golden in color, this stone is best described as warm rays of golden sunshine dancing on sand. How Perfect!
Sheer Vanity
Posted on June 21, 2013
CHERRY WOOD WITH a natural stain looks great against this neutral palette and adds warmth to the space especially when positioned in front of an accent wall of ¼” mosaics. The warm white solid surface used for the countertop is a clean contrast to the cabinetry.
Orange you glad she didn’t want Blue?
Posted on June 20, 2013
THIS VERY FEMININE and elegant teen room balances bold fuchsia and tangerine with a good dose of neutral tones. To ensure the test of time, we added adult accents like luxurious fabrics, crystal lighting, and traditional furnishings. She’ll certainly grow up, but she will never grow out of this room.
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