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Manoeuvrable furniture and fixtures is an emerging trend in the medical design world. This is particularly true of patient waiting areas, where the chance to arrange furniture to suit individual requirements helps visitors feel more at home. Extending this further to having mobile partitions furthers this feeling of control, and allows patients to adapt the space as needed. Consider this example – if a family are waiting together, they can rearrange seats to gather closer. Meanwhile, those waiting alone who want privacy can rearrange the space for peace and quiet.

This adaptability extends to treatment spaces too. If healthcare professionals and other staff can expand or divide consultation rooms as needed, the clinic can more flexibly meet the needs of different volumes and types of incoming and outgoing patients. As an example, ‘shell spaces’ can be an excellent option for periods of high patient demand. Shell spaces are rooms that are infrequently used, such as conference areas.

By putting adaptability at the forefront of your design plan, you can transform these spaces into a temporary consultation room, private waiting area or additional staff office space as needed.

Babila

Babila XL

Babila XL fits harmoniously within a collection poised between tradition and innovation. An armchair with a polypropylene shell stands out for the large dimension of its seat and armrests. The upholstered removable lining may be cleaned with ease. Solid ash wood legs.

Babila XL also comes in a version made entirely from recycled material: 50% from plastic material post-consumer waste and 50% from plastic material industrial waste. Babila XL “recycled grey” is one of the first Pedrali products made from recycled polypropylene.