A sleek black-and-white design can bring sophistication and style to any eye care practice. These doctors have incorporated this timeless color palette into their offices, creating spaces that are both elegant and functional for their patients.
Natalie Chai, BSc, OD, FCCSO, and her husband, Dylan Bartel, OD, opened Trifecta Optometry in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The 2,400-square-foot space was gutted and rebuilt, and now features black, gold and olive green accents with sleek curb appeal.
Jessica Fielding Zwanziger, OD, took over her father’s practice in Cushing, Oklahoma, with her husband, Brian Zwanzinger, OD, and renamed it Cushing Vision Center. When patients enter, they are greeted by a modern chandelier and a waterfall of quartzite making up the front desk.
Lisa LaGassa, OD, opened Pointe Vision Care in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, as an upgrade to her private practice down the road. Outside, the brick building was repainted white; inside, patients’ eyes are pulled up by stunning ceiling tiles and chandeliers.
Erin Koetter, OD, opened Eye Hub Optometry in Houston, Texas. Dark green and gold accents play off the black-and-white theme, from floor to ceiling.
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