Recent research has shown that colour really does effect the way we feel. The study from Europe found the wide use of beige and light grey colours on walls, floors and furniture in hospitals had a detrimental effect on the recovery of patients. In fact, it even effects their mood of their visitors, according to Dr. Hans Dampf MD from the Public Eye Hospital in Heidelberg, Germany.
“Visual vastness can make people depressive. Visually unattractive or ugly spaces resulting from bad decisions for public spaces create more depression, hypoactivity from total boredom and anger attacks than any other cause known to the medical society,” he says.
In a progressive world with increasing industry, buildings and streets, surrounding yourself with nature, beauty and colour is highly important. Even more so when you are unwell, a positive frame of mind is crucial to a faster recovery.
Below are some examples of how some of our customers have used custom-printed wallpaper to transform boring, uninspiring spaces for the benefit of all.
See below examples of custom wallpaper Mister Wallpaper has created for a variety of hospitals in Sydney and Melbourne.
main desk with a custom printed collage of kid's drawings for this paediatric ward reception at Cabrini Hospital
Wallpaper in corridor at Monash Children's Hospital, Melbourne. Artwork by James Gulliver Hancock
Custom printed wallpaper mural with an aerial photo of a Sydney Rockpool in the Gynaecology ward at the Royal Women's Hospital in Randwick, aerial photo by Glenn Duffus
New wallpaper in the Paediatric ward at Kogarah's St. George Hospital
