Whether it’s a large hospital, care home or community healthcare centre, you can provide inspirational rooms that don’t just perform and look good but also take hygiene and the safety of your people, patients and residents seriously.
When it comes to social housing and home adaptations, the way a home looks is just as important as how it functions.
Whether it’s a commercial kitchen or a work’s cafeteria, a five-star hotel or a chain of restaurants and cafes, safety, hygiene, the ease and speed of installation and cost are all top of mind when working with our customers.
We partner with designers, companies and industry experts to provide floors, walls and doors solutions across a number of specialist sectors, each with particular challenges.
As the inventors of safety flooring, we pride ourselves on being able to create safe environments for a variety of areas, and transport is no different. We’ve been keeping bus and rail passengers safe for decades on both public and private transport.
Altro Custom floors and walls allow you to design for areas where looks not only count, but can positively affect the views and even the wellbeing of the people who live, work or visit. Imagine classrooms with floors that look like grass or sand; Mexican restaurants with beautiful views of the Mayan Riviera on the walls, or a cutting-edge fashion shop with modern art running from floor to ceiling.
Showcasing our services and solutions in a variety of real-world applications, our commercial flooring, walling and doorsets case studies display how Altro’s products can be used to address industry-specific issues across a range of sectors.
The emphasis here is on making visitors, residents and staff feel welcome and relaxed, so this room is inspired by mid-century Scandinavian style to reflect the Danish concept of “hygge”. Pronounced ‘hoo-gah’, it describes ‘a quality of cosiness and a feeling of contentment’, expressed by the rounded corners, gentle lines and natural-looking materials used here.
The design features rich, warm colours drawn from nature, but also the shapes used: multiple curves to create a soft, non-clinical feel. The curved pathway also helps with wayfinding, creating more fluid movement in the space, with the planters subtly marking the exit. The neutral palette and mix of traditional and modern touches offer wider appeal in a space used by people of varying ages. Intensity of colour changes throughout the room, drawing the eye to different points of interest.
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Luca Bellavita
Altro Design Manager
