The LA Times recently published a piece on the rising popularity of curved architecture in residential spaces—and it echoes a trend we've long explored in hospitality and wellness design. We embraced the “curve effect” in our work for the Diamond Institute in Beverly Hills, where Dr. Jason Diamond wanted a space that felt elevated, luxurious, and—most importantly—soothing. Studies show that people instinctively prefer curves. They convey warmth, softness, and safety—qualities that help reduce stress and promote calm. For a medical setting, this emotional impact is everything. Incorporating elongated curves, layered lighting, and natural materials, we set out to create a space where design supports wellness—not just function. 🔗 Read the article: “Why Curved Architecture is Trending in Modern Home Design” by Los Angeles Times https://lnkd.in/gz7qs-YW 📍 The Diamond Face Institute | Beverly Hills Architecture and interiors by NCA Studio #Architecture #CurvedDesign #WellnessSpaces #EmotionalDesign #InteriorArchitecture #HealthcareDesign #NCAStudio
