Haute House, founded in 2005, by a physician Board-Certified in Internal Medicine, specializes in interior and exterior design for healthcare facilities. He and his design team understand the importance of intelligent design in medical and dental offices as it affects the patient experience.

 

Every aspect of the physical space is considered, including lighting, color schemes, arrangement and design of the furnishings and artwork in both waiting rooms and examination rooms—even the sound system and choice of staff uniforms.

 

After an in-person consultation to gather information and assess needs and wants, including budgetary considerations, the Haute House staff submits a proposal, preliminary floor plans, fabric and carpeting swatches, furniture, décor, and artwork. A realistic timeline is established, and adhered to, and the project is meticulously managed from inception to completion.

 

After client approval of overall design and purchases is secured, the transformation begins. Interiors that had been cold and impersonal become warm and welcoming. The overall visual effects are both aesthetically pleasing and calming. Patients, especially those who experience “white-coat anxiety,” feel assured that they are in a place of caring and comfort.

 

The psychological benefits of these improvements are felt as much by the physicians and their support staffs as they are by their patients. Who wouldn’t prefer to work in an environment that is both streamlined and functional but also attractive and comfortable?

 

These before-and-after photographs help tell the story of Haute House and how its team of experienced designers—who understand the physical needs of medical and dental offices and the psychological needs of patients—transform environments.