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Clinic Dr. Decker shows: sanitary solutions can be aesthetic and functional

In the Clinic Dr. Decker, discover how architect Sabine Lenz-Hefele created a continuous design in matt black using the System 111 lever handle and solutions from the 477/801 sanitary series. The result: a homely atmosphere in the patient rooms.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The district of Schwabing, located in the north of Munich, was once the quarter of bohemians and artists. Imposing Art Nouveau villas still characterise the picturesque streetscape today. The plaques on the buildings take the mind back to the time when artists and literary figures such as Paul Klee, Thomas Mann, Rainer Maria Rilke and Wassily Kandinsky lived and worked in the district.

In the heart of the district, in the immediate vicinity of the English Garden, the Clinic Dr. Decker is located in a listed Art Nouveau villa. Founded in 1896, the clinic looks back on a history of over 120 years and is now run by the fourth generation in the family tradition.

TRENDY SANITARY SOLUTIONS IN HISTORIC ROOMS

During the renovation and modernisation measures, the feel-good factor of the patients was in the foreground. Therefore, trendy sanitary solutions have enriched the historical rooms since the renovation.

In keeping with the Healing Architecture approach, Range 477/801 in matt finish brings a homely feel-good atmosphere to the traditional clinic. In combination with lever handle 111 in the matt edition, a continuous design is created - from the door to the bathroom.

IN THE CLINIC DR. DECKER CLINIC, PATIENTS AND GUESTS ALIKE FEEL AT EASE.

The velvety matt design objects have created inviting and timeless sanitary rooms that help patients to heal. Because of the pleasant personal atmosphere and the aesthetic design, the patient feels like a guest in the Clinic Dr. Decker.

Clinic Dr. Decker implements its demand for hygiene, safety and an appealing ambience with the sanitary solutions of series 477/801 in matt optics. The concept stands for a development in healthcare buildings that is not only strongly oriented towards the well-being of the patient, but actually sees him as a guest.

The HEWI washbasins with integrated accessibility are particularly useful. The shallow washbasin can be moved underneath and practical grab rails provide reliable support. These can also be used as towel rails.