JAPAN'S BEST-DESIGNED CLINICS24 clinics
Clinics with wooden interiors
24 clinics in Japan that make use of wood, according to official information. Areas include Higashi-Kurume, Honancho, Otsuka, Jiyugaoka, Minami-Asagaya, Matsue. Each page has interior photos, the designer, departments, language information and directions.
Oak and white: a dermatology clinic for families
A Japanese-style women's clinic grown from a paper crane and hemp-leaf pattern
A bright two-floor orthopaedic clinic divided by wooden lattices
An internal medicine clinic of wood grain and curves that fits into daily life
A forest-like clinic of greenery and wood grain
A dignified eye clinic of wooden louvres and Sekishu roof tiles
A one-room eye clinic wrapped in wood grain from floor to ceiling
A wooden eye clinic with examination rooms looking out to the hills
A nostalgic eye clinic of uneven tiles and wood
A single-storey clinic surrounded by stone and wood grain
A lit-ceiling corridor, arranged like a living room, veranda and garden
A waiting area of warm wood with touches of green
A warm reception in natural wood
A corridor like a narrow lane, and gentle wood grain
A reception of grey and wood-grain contrast, and a high-ceilinged waiting area
A soft waiting area of wooden louvres and wood-grain walls
A café-like wood-grain waiting area and a relaxing recovery room
Wood grain and green: a curved waiting area and pastel consulting rooms
A clinic like a wood, with exposed timber columns and beams
A double-height waiting room under a light like a Japanese umbrella
A new timber clinic with a bright waiting room and reception
Strip-clad walls and treatment rooms on the ground floor
A reception of reclaimed wood and indirect light, and a corridor facing a courtyard
A standalone clinic with a herringbone floor and stone-look walls
