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Designed as a comfortable retreat for staff, this space combines warm earthy tones, natural textures and contemporary finishes to create a calm and welcoming environment. The layout considers both individual downtime and social interaction, creating a space where staff can pause and recharge away from clinical work areas.
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From there, the packaging and product details were developed to feel like part of the same system rather than separate applications. The aim was to keep every touchpoint visually quiet, but still specific enough to carry the identity on its own.
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