New design trends are bringing a homely warmth to healthcare facilities, making life easier for patients, families, and healthcare workers.

The latest design trends in the health sector largely focus on comfort and alleviating anxieties, as well as thematic designs, different layouts, and ease of use.

'Resimerical' design has started to emerge as an important trend across many sectors. This design trend, aimed at creating a positive impact on happiness and productivity, can be defined as incorporating traditionally home-like elements into commercial spaces to create a pleasant environment for people.

For many years, the appearance of most healthcare institutions was quite standard. They all had similar artworks on the walls, functional and monotonous furniture, and the same magazines in waiting rooms. Now, they are changing this image in everyone's mind with themed designs and waiting chairs, coffee tables, and office chairs.

Increasingly, healthcare institutions are combining their culture with storytelling in their designs. This means moving away from sterile white walls and uncomfortable furniture and personalizing rooms and common areas to make them more meaningful for both patients and employees.

Healthcare institutions are realizing that it is extremely important to make life easier for both patients and employees.

The waiting area in hospitals is a place where many people often spend a lot of time waiting anxiously. Previously, seating groups and design elements in waiting rooms were not a priority for healthcare institutions, but with increasing competition and the emergence of hospitality, innovations in design have started to find their place in the sector.

Healthcare institutions are now focusing not on being cold and sterile but rather on providing a technology-friendly and comfortable "living room" experience for healthcare workers, patients, and their families.