More spa-like than medical, a new Auckland dentistry practice challenges the rules of what a clinical environment can be in the era of anti-clinics.
May 29th, 2017
Architect
Cheshire Architects
Photography
Jeremy Toth
Shopfitter
Dimension Shopfitters
Furniture
Cheshire with UNO Design
Lighting
Cheshire with Design Productions
IKEA
Finishes
Italian Stone
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