Studio Botanica from $179 per set
Sage, forest and ochre plant studies: calm, unisex and easy to read from a chair.
Dental and medical clinics
Waiting rooms and treatment rooms that lower the pulse, not raise it.
Patients arrive anxious. Clinical interiors with bare walls, product posters and harsh light make it worse; a few well-placed, quiet prints are one of the cheapest changes a practice can make to how a visit feels. The constraint is practical: everything must be cleanable, hung securely and neutral enough for every patient.
DecoSwift bundles for clinics lean on botanical and horizon studies in muted palettes, delivered frame-ready so they can go behind sealed acrylic for infection-control cleaning, with a commercial display license for the practice.
Bundles that fit dental and medical clinics
Meridian from $179 per set
Quiet horizons and suns for practices that prefer line work to colour.
Terra Forms from $189 per set
Warm earth tones for practices with a spa-like or wellness interior.
Paper Cuts from $179 per set
Single green botanicals on warm white feel clean and calm in waiting rooms and treatment rooms.
Every bundle: five original 16×20 inch prints (4:5), a placement guide and a commercial display license; larger sizes on quote. One to four sets by card, five or more at 15% off by quote.
Where the prints go
Waiting room
Two or three 16×20 prints on the wall patients face from the chairs, not above their heads.
Treatment rooms
One 16×20 in the patient's eye line from the chair, often on the ceiling-facing wall or beside the window.
Corridors
A 16×20 at each turn helps wayfinding and breaks up long runs of doors.
Reception
One 16×20 behind the desk, away from sanitiser stations and sprays.
Sizing for dental and medical clinics
Patients view clinic art from seated positions, so centre prints lower than usual, around 50 to 54 inches in waiting areas, and place treatment-room prints exactly where the reclined patient's eyes rest. Use a single 16×20 in rooms under 10 feet and a row of two or three in waiting rooms; larger sizes are available on quote.
Read the full planning guide for hanging heights, spacing and glazing, or run the planner for a count and a budget.
Questions from dental and medical clinics
Can the prints be cleaned with clinical disinfectant?
Frame them behind acrylic with a sealed back, then the frame and glazing can be wiped with the same products as the rest of the room. The print itself stays untouched.
Are the images appropriate for all patients?
The bundles recommended here are abstract botanicals, horizons and earth tones with no figures, text or medical imagery, suitable for paediatric through to geriatric practices.
Is a license needed for a medical practice?
Any art displayed in a business benefits from a documented license. Every DecoSwift bundle includes a commercial display license for the practice, with paperwork for your records.
How many prints for a four-chair dental practice?
Typically one bundle: two in the waiting room, one per treatment room, with the fifth in the corridor or reception. Larger practices add a second bundle.
Free planning guide
Plan the whole space before you buy a single frame.
The DecoSwift venue art guide: how many pieces a room needs, which sizes fit which walls, hanging heights for seated and standing rooms, glazing that survives a business, and what a commercial display license actually covers. One email, no newsletter unless you ask.