Image by Magda Biernat | Courtesy of University Health Women's & Children's Hospital
Hospital visitors enter a lobby with large windows, semi-transparent murals, and a pair of giraffe sculptures, complemented by muted green, blue, and orange seating
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Interior designers are selecting materials and colors, using a tablet and various samples like wood, fabrics, and tiles, to create a cohesive design for their project.
Courtesy of Luxxbox
Curved booth seating with tables and chair with acoustic drapery and lighting.
Image courtesy of Construction Specialties
Quiet room in healthcare facility with woman seated in a meditation pose on the floor
Portrait courtesy of Gensler
Brandon Larcom, Gensler’s Global Director of Product Development, is quoted: We are shifting beyond what we have traditionally done, which are the tangible products, into the more experiential side.
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Office worker walking across contemporary commercial workspace, with overlay of teal dollar signs to indicate budget
McCrery Architects | Courtesy The White House
Rendering of the interior of the proposed White House ballroom proposed by President Trump.
Photography by Bruce Damonte | Courtesy of LPA
El Cerrito apartment interior with abundant daylight and a clean, timeless aesthetic
Courtesy of Mattoboard
Mood board of various materials against dark gray background.

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