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Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic

A' Design Award 2026 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design

22 April 2026

Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic by Maria Park
Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic by Maria Park
Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic by Maria Park
Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic by Maria Park
Ethereal Form Aesthetic Surgery Clinic by Maria Park

Maria Park · CLIENT: Maria Park Interior Design

Ethereal Form is an aesthetic surgery clinic interior located within the Clock Tower in Beverly Hills. The 2,000 square foot space is defined by sculpted microcement surfaces, plaster fins and bronze painted millwork. Curved partitions guide patients from the reception area to the consultation rooms. Layered lighting is integrated within architectural details to reveal texture and form. Custom base cabinetry, plumbing and electrical systems support daily clinical use. The interior aims to reduce anxiety in a medical environment through soft light and warm materials.

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Unique Properties
Located within the Clock Tower in Beverly Hills, this Aesthetic Surgery Clinic redefines healthcare as an experience of calm prestige. Sculpted micro cement forms, plaster fins, and layered lighting create a sanctuary of refinement. Balancing strength and softness, the design elevates wellness through serenity, material harmony, and emotional care.
Dimensions & Packaging
With a 2,000-sq ft floor area, the project scope includes non-structural interior partitions with 100 mm stud walls and gypsum board, integrated lighting, plumbing, and electrical systems. Custom 600 mm D × 900 mm H base cabinetry complements high end finishes. The layout adheres to ISO standards for circulation, accessibility, and ergonomic patient-care flow.
Tags
plastic surgery clinic, aesthetic wellness design, Beverly Hills interior design, microcement finishes, sculptural reception desk, plaster fins wall, luxury medical office, serene architecture, wellness environment
Production Technology
The design was realized through precise coordination between digital modeling and handcrafted finishes. Smooth microcement surfaces, plaster fins, and bronze-painted millwork were custom fabricated to achieve seamless continuity. Layered lighting was integrated within architectural details, merging technical precision with artisanal craft to shape a serene, sculptural interior.
Design Challenge
The main challenge was redefining a surgical clinic into a space of serenity while meeting strict medical codes. Balancing sterile functionality with emotional warmth required material innovation and precise detailing. Limited space and technical constraints on lighting integration demanded creative coordination between design intent, fabrication methods, and healthcare regulations.
Project Duration
The project was initiated in February 2025 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, beginning with conceptual development and client coordination. Design and detailing progressed through March 2025, followed by construction and final finishing. The project reached completion in April 2025, delivering a refined and serene healthcare interior.
Operation Flow
Patients enter through a softly lit reception where curved forms and warm textures ease tension. The flow moves intuitively from waiting to consultation, guided by light and material transitions. Each space is designed to calm, ensuring privacy and comfort. The environment itself becomes part of the healing process, shaping trust and serenity.
Research
This qualitative design research aimed to humanize clinical spaces through sensory calm. Using site observation, client interviews, and spatial behavior studies, the team analyzed stress triggers in medical environments. Digital modeling and lighting simulations informed design decisions. Results showed that material warmth, curved forms, and soft lighting improved comfort, trust, and emotional wellbeing in patient experience.
Inspiration
The design was inspired by the sculptural purity of calm spaces and the emotional need for serenity in medical environments. Drawing from wellness design and hospitality research, it seeks to dissolve clinical anxiety through texture, light, and form. Each curve, finish, and glow embodies balance, privacy, and the artistry of transformation.
Image Credits
Photography by Christopher Nolasco Courtesy to Maria Park Interior Design

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