In a clinic a picture works the opposite way from a home: in the waiting room it should lower tension, and in the treatment room it should not pull attention at all. Sizes that work: 80x120 cm in the waiting room (about ₪1,290 in canvas, ₪1,725 on glass) and 60x90 cm in the treatment room. SRC Collection, Beit Shemesh. This page covers the clinic room by room - waiting, treatment, reception, corridor - with the subject, size and material for each; why hygiene pushes the decision toward glass; what a whole clinic costs; and how a business order works, with a tax invoice and up to 18 days delivery.
A patient walking into a clinic - aesthetics, physiotherapy, cosmetics or talk therapy - arrives with some tension. The artwork is one of the first things the eye lands on, so its job is to lower the temperature rather than raise it. In practice that means three things: a narrow palette of two or three tones, a subject with no drama such as an open landscape, water or a minimal line, and a clean ground without clutter. In the treatment room the rule is stricter, because the patient lies or sits for a long stretch, often facing the wall, and a busy image becomes something they stare at uncomfortably. What does not work: explicit medical imagery, marketing text, heavily saturated colour and large human faces that feel like a gaze. More on treatment spaces → guide.
The table splits the clinic into five places and gives the subject, size and material we recommend for each. The logic is simple: the longer and the closer a patient sits with a piece, the quieter and smaller it should be. In a waiting room people look from a distance for an unpredictable stretch of time, so a wide landscape at a generous size is fine. In a treatment room they look from close range for a long time, so minimalism at a medium size wins. At reception the piece works as a background for the business identity, and in a corridor a set of three verticals leads the eye forward. Exact prices are on each product page; full list → guide.
| Room | Suitable subject | Size | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting room | Wide landscape - sea, field, hills | 80x120 cm | Tempered glass |
| Treatment room | Minimal, one calm tone | 60x90 cm | Canvas |
| Reception desk | Abstract in the business colours | 70x100 cm | Tempered glass |
| Corridor | Set of three, vertical format | 40x60 cm x3 | Canvas |
| Staff room | Warm landscape or abstract | 50x70 cm | Canvas |
A clinic raises a question a living room never does: can you wipe it. Tempered glass is a sealed, smooth surface. A damp cloth with a clear cleaner removes steam, splashes of treatment product or fingerprints, and it can be done at the end of every working day without harming the print. Canvas is stretched fabric: it does not take a wet wipe, and a stain that soaks in stays. So anywhere there are liquids, steam or contact - treatment room, laser room, the corner by a sink - we recommend glass. In fully dry spaces such as a staff room or corridor, canvas saves roughly 25 to 35 percent and gives a softer matt look. Cleaning guide → guide.
A representative calculation for a typical four-space clinic, using catalogue prices and including VAT: waiting room 80x120 cm on glass about ₪1,725, treatment room 60x90 cm in canvas about ₪1,100, reception 70x100 cm on glass about ₪1,620, and a corridor set of three 40x60 cm pieces from ₪1,195 in canvas. The total lands around ₪5,600. An all-canvas version comes down to roughly ₪4,600; an all-glass version rises to roughly ₪6,700. These are representative figures - the exact price depends on the artwork and appears on its product page. The price you see is the price, with no fake discounts. Shipping is ₪65-80 by area, and pickup in Beit Shemesh is free.
For clinics we work the way we work with any business: a written quote before the order, a tax invoice on payment, and the option to combine several rooms in one order → guide. Before ordering, use the preview tool on the product page - upload a photo of the clinic wall and see the piece on it at the right scale. That alone prevents the most common mistake, a piece that is too small above the waiting bench. Two operational notes: delivery takes up to 18 days because every item is made to order, and a made-to-order item cannot be cancelled once ordered. If the clinic opens on a known date, start the process at least three weeks ahead.
A wide, calm landscape - sea, field or hills - in a palette of two or three tones. The size that works above a waiting bench is 80x120 cm, about ₪1,290 in canvas and ₪1,725 on tempered glass. Avoid explicit medical imagery, marketing text and large human faces.
A minimal piece in one calm tone at 60x90 cm. In a treatment room the patient lies or sits for a long stretch, often facing the wall, so a busy image becomes something they stare at. Where there are liquids or steam, choose tempered glass that can be wiped.
Tempered glass anywhere with liquids, steam or contact - treatment room, sink corner, reception. It is a sealed surface you can wipe with a damp cloth at the end of the day. Canvas suits dry spaces such as a staff room or corridor and saves roughly 25 to 35 percent.
A representative four-space calculation: waiting room 80x120 cm on glass about ₪1,725, treatment room 60x90 cm in canvas about ₪1,100, reception 70x100 cm on glass about ₪1,620, and a corridor set of three 40x60 cm from ₪1,195. Around ₪5,600 in total, including VAT.
Yes. We issue a written quote before the order and a tax invoice on payment, and several rooms can be combined into a single order. This is how clinics, offices and other businesses order from us, and there is no price difference between a private and a business order.
Up to 18 days, because every item is printed in Israel to order. If the clinic opens on a known date, start at least three weeks ahead. Note that a made-to-order item cannot be cancelled after ordering, so confirm size and material with the preview tool first.