These range from projects where we purely provide sets of uplifting photographic wall artworks for hospital wards and health centres to a full design service which also included building branding, interior colours, furniture specification and signage.
Below are a range of our latest projects, including hospital wards, residential mental health facilities, care homes and GP practices.
Lavender Walk is a dedicated unit for young people with mental health difficulties aged 13 up to their 18th birthday. They offer inpatient care for up to 12 young people and a day programme for four people.
Ward 7 North is a specialty urology and general surgery ward. This was a newly refurbished, uncluttered space. Wellbeing Windows was asked to supplement existing leaf screen print artworks within the ward corridors.
In 2022 two floors of this Chelsea Town House underwent a change of use and a major refurbishment to become part of the Violet Melchett Health and Wellbeing Hub.
This Grade II listed building, built in 1930, is the former home of the Violet Melchett Infant Welfare Centre. In 2022 a major refurbishment was undertaken to create a new Violet Melchett Health and Wellbeing Hub.
“Just hearing the amount of positive comments about our new photos really makes you think about how something as simple as this, can be so important for the staff and patient experience.”
The Violet Melchett Health and Wellbeing Hub opened a new site within the Earl's Court Health and Wellbeing Centre in late 2022 to work alongside an existing NHS GP and dental practice.
We chose imagery to create a positive environment as clients climbed the stairs to begin their appointment. This effect was also important as clients exited the building after their appointment too.
This newly renovated 56 bed ward required a large set of 32 Wellbeing Windows photographic artworks. These were positioned throughout the ward’s internal corridors, bed bay entrances and around the relatives' waiting room.
The centre had been completely refurbished 18 months ago. Modern paint colours had been used in the corridor and communal areas. All therapy rooms had been decorated in the traditional magnolia and white.
Alan Morkill house is a 50 room care home over looking Memorial Park. It is a large property spread out over four floors and each level has its own lounge and dining room for residents to use during the day.
This older, more compact, 32 bed ward needed help. It also featured four individual side rooms, multiple corridor work stations, a windowless relatives waiting room and two internal, windowless offices for the Ward Sister and doctors.