C k Hospital interiors are defined by a sophisticated “Soft Minimalist” aesthetic that replaces the typical sterility of medical spaces with a rhythmic and nurturing architectural language. The design is anchored by a signature vertical slat motif—the “groove”—which flows through the corridors and patient suites to provide a sense of visual continuity and modern texture while subtly guiding movement through the facility. This clinical precision is balanced by warm, biophilic elements, most notably the high-resolution floral ceiling canvases and rich wood-grain wall panels that introduce an organic softness intended to reduce patient anxiety.