Fresh white treatment rooms are contrasted with khaki-green communal areas inside the Dentista dental clinic in Amsterdam, which has been designed by local studio i29.
As the clinic is Dentista's first, i29 was tasked with creating an interior scheme and visual identity that could be easily rolled out to future locations.
i29 used white and khaki-green to create colour-block interiors for the Dentista clinic
"Our design strategy was to bring together a clean, fresh medical environment and a wellness experience," the studio explained.
"Natural wood, abundant greenery and an open-plan layout make visitors feel at ease."
A strip of greenery runs along the clinic's front windows
Upon entering the clinic with its timber-clad facade, patients find themselves in a waiting area that houses a few chairs and a tall wooden box seat. While the majority of the room is rendered in white, the immediate area around the help desk is finished completely in khaki green, from the furniture to the ceiling, walls and floors.
Glass partition walls with semi-opaque stripes surround the treatment rooms
A strip of flooring that runs alongside the clinic's front windows has also been painted green and decorated with an array of tall, leafy plants in khaki-coloured pots that help obscure the interior from passersby.
A white corridor leads to the rear of the clinic, where eight treatment rooms encircle a planted open-air courtyard.

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