One Medical
Two locations, two walls: one washed in blue, one drawn in leaves.

At the first location the wall behind the waiting area is a single full-height wash of blue watercolour, with the pigment pooling and thinning the way it does on wet paper. It sits behind a run of pink seating and three woven globe pendants, and it is the first thing you see from the door — before the timber slats of the reception and the name on them.
The second location turns the same idea into line. Oversized tropical leaves, drawn in fine dark line on white, run the length of the wall above a peach banquette and return in the seating corners, behind two navy armchairs and beside a peach wing chair. The scale is deliberate: each leaf is as large as the chair in front of it, so from across the room the wall reads as a drawing, not as a texture.
A wall that calms. A practice you recognise.

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