Never underestimate the power of a raised surface.
Today we’re talking about Braille, one of those silent solutions that make a huge difference for those who need to orient themselves independently.
Designing truly accessible signage isn’t just about adding a pictogram or enlarging a font.
It means putting yourself in the shoes of those who read with their fingers.
Do you know why pink is often used in hospital projects?
It’s not (just) an aesthetic choice.
Pink is a color that communicates tranquility, care, empathy. It has been identified as the ideal shade to represent spaces dedicated to health, especially in hospital and outpatient settings.
just an aesthetic question: it is a functional tool that guides, reassures, simplifies.
From the waiting room to the ward, every indication must be clear, visible, intuitive.
Wayfinding for Hospitals When we talk about signage for healthcare facilities, we are talking about clarity, efficiency and intuitive orientation. This is why our work in hospitals is so important: we help patients, visitors and staff move with ease, even in the most delicate moments.
