RUBA TANNOUSRUBA TANNOUS
Reception with a veined white stone desk, glass display shelving and globe pendant lights at Moeen Clinic, designed by Ruba Tannous

Commercial

Moeen Clinic

Herringbone walnut floors in a treatment room

THE CONCEPT

A clinic that refuses to look like one. Herringbone walnut floors, a white marble reception counter, and a shearling vanity chair on a gold frame replace the cold fluorescence of typical medical spaces.

The treatment rooms have navy velvet sofas and colorful abstract art beside the clinical chair. A product display behind black-framed glass shelves with trailing greenery and globe pendants makes the reception feel more like a boutique than a waiting room.

Category

Commercial

Rooms

8 spaces designed

EXPLORE THE SPACES

Front view of the veined stone reception desk beside a walnut counter on herringbone flooring in the reception of Moeen Clinic
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Reception

Reception

A white marble reception counter with grey veining sits before black-framed glass display shelves holding skincare produ...

Treatment chair beside a tufted velvet sofa, woven armchair and wooden blinds in the treatment room of Moeen Clinic
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Treatment Room

Treatment Room

Herringbone walnut floors, a grey marble accent wall, and a tufted grey velvet armchair share the room with a white trea...

Plum velvet armchair, grey sofa and round framed mirrors beside a veined stone column in the waiting lounge of Moeen Clinic
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Waiting Lounge

Waiting Lounge

A waiting area with the same herringbone walnut floors and warm white walls. Comfortable seating and botanical accents r...

Desk on a gold ring leg facing two woven armchairs and a dark panelled door with a brass disc in the consultation office of Moeen Clinic
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Consultation Office

Consultation Office

A consultation room with walnut desk, comfortable seating, and the same warm palette as the treatment rooms. The herring...

Long herringbone corridor with line-drawing artworks, a glass-walled room and the stone reception desk in the hallway of Moeen Clinic
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Hallway

Hallway

Herringbone walnut floors extend through the corridors with warm white walls and concealed lighting. The hallway maintai...

Floating cream vanity with brass pulls, two backlit round mirrors and gold-framed sheepskin chairs at the vanity station of Moeen Clinic
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Vanity Station

Vanity Station

A cream floating vanity with gold bar handles beneath twin backlit circular mirrors. A white Mongolian shearling armchai...

Charcoal cabinetry with brass knobs, a veined stone backsplash and a white vessel sink in the prep area of Moeen Clinic
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Prep Area

Prep Area

The one room that prioritizes function over atmosphere — clean surfaces, organized storage, and clinical-grade finishes ...

Walnut-framed glass cabinet with rolled towels beside a dark glass wall and mounted screen at the spa entrance of Moeen Clinic
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Spa Entrance

Spa Entrance

The spa threshold — walnut paneling and soft downlighting mark the transition from clinical corridor to treatment zone. ...

Design DNA

“A shearling chair on a gold frame beside a vanity mirror — because post-treatment should feel like a reward, not a recovery.”

boutique clinical◆herringbone warmth◆shearling-and-gold◆anti-fluorescent design

Signature Detail

A white Mongolian shearling armchair on a polished gold frame at the post-treatment vanity station — twin backlit mirrors, cream drawers with gold bar handles — transforms the clinical follow-up into a moment of self-care luxury.

Craftsmanship

Gold ring-shaped leg beneath a charcoal-edged veined stone desktop in the consultation office of Moeen Clinic

White marble reception counter with globe pendants and trailing plants

Reception

Glass shelves with veined stone backs, trailing greenery and a globe pendant in the reception display of Moeen Clinic

White shearling armchair on gold frame at backlit vanity station

Vanity Station

Backlit walnut wardrobe niche framed in black and gold beside a white bust on a walnut plinth, in DxVogue designed by Ruba Tannous

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