Reception & waiting experience
An inviting first impression through spatial flow, comfortable seating, material warmth, lighting, signage and visual identity.
Wellness, medspa and healthcare interior design direction that considers guest experience, visual identity and the practical rhythm of a working space.
A patient’s or guest’s impression begins before the appointment. Reception, waiting spaces, consultation rooms and the transitions between them communicate what a practice values. SOMA designs for this experience by balancing thoughtful materials, welcoming scale, clear circulation, daylight and brand character with everyday operational considerations.
Our founder’s portfolio includes finished beauty, oral-surgery and veterinary projects as well as documented design-stage explorations. Completed photographs and renderings are clearly distinguished so future clients can see the relationship between intent and realization.
We welcome medspa, wellness center, boutique clinic and healthcare practice inquiries in the United States and select international markets. Clinical planning, code compliance and regulated services remain coordinated with project professionals.
An inviting first impression through spatial flow, comfortable seating, material warmth, lighting, signage and visual identity.
A considered approach to daylight, visual rhythm, acoustics, biophilic details and easy-to-maintain finishes, aligned with project requirements.
Design collaboration that respects privacy, clarity of movement, operational storage needs and specialist requirements in working clinics.
Harmony Oral & Facial SurgeryExplore completed project →
NOBU Boutique SalonExplore completed project →Selected completed founder portfolio across beauty and healthcare interiors.
Explore completed interiors and, where supplied, design-stage visualizations. The final scope and authorship of each project are reviewed before public portfolio publication.
Depending on the brief, SOMA may develop reception and waiting concepts, material and lighting direction, interior furnishing plans, branded guest touchpoints and design collaboration with the wider project team.
No. SOMA provides design and spatial experience guidance within its agreed scope and works with appropriately licensed professionals for regulated services and technical compliance.
Yes. Where appropriate, tactile materials, layered lighting, comfortable seating, calm transitions and thoughtful brand details can help a healthcare or wellness space feel welcoming without compromising practical requirements.
Planning a restorative retreat rather than a medical or beauty space? Explore our wellness retreat interior design and guest experience service.