Medical Wall Art

Medical Wall Art

Medical office wall art here means clinical imagery: X-ray illustrations of the spine, shoulder, hip and hand, anatomical hearts and brains, DNA helixes, plus laboratory and vaccine scenes. Match the subject to a clinic, a waiting room or a lab corridor, then size the piece to the wall beneath it.

Orthopedic And Physical Therapy Offices Can Match The Body Part

Joint and spine titles let an orthopedic, chiropractic or physical therapy office hang the region it works on. Shoulder Pain X-ray, Painful Wrist X-ray Illustration, Ankle Anatomy X-ray Study and Pelvic X-ray with Hip Implants cover the shoulder, wrist, ankle and hip. Human Spine X-ray comes in portrait, which suits a narrow stretch of wall beside a treatment room door.

Heart Titles For A Cardiology Or Primary Care Office

A cardiology or primary care office can pick a heart by what its title names. Glowing Heart Anatomy Illustration and 3D Anatomical Heart with ECG Trace name the organ, and Human Heart Sketch is a drawing. Healthy Heart Tips Infographic names advice rather than anatomy, and Anatomical Heart with Moss and Lava adds moss and lava to the organ.

Brain And Neuron Pieces For A Neurology Office

A neurology office can hang a scan, an anatomical brain or a single neuron. Sagittal Brain MRI Scan in Blue is titled as a scan and Anatomical Brain with Particles as a brain, while Microscopic Human Neuron Illustration and Hardwired Neurons with Glowing Synapses go down to the neuron.

Dental, Eye And Ear Pieces For Specialty Practices

A dental office, an eye clinic and a hearing clinic each have a title for their part of the body. Dental X-ray Radiograph is one of the dental titles, Anatomical Eye Cross-section and Close-up Eyeball Illustration cover the eye, and Human Ear Cross-section Diagram covers the ear.

Vaccine, Virus And Laboratory Pieces For Clinics And Pharmacies

A vaccination room, a pharmacy counter or a hospital lab corridor can take the immunization and microscope titles. Influenza Vaccination Close-up and Influenza Vaccine Vials name the vaccination and the vials, Microscopic Virus Cluster names the virus, and Laboratory Microscope Close-up and Stem Cell Pipette Close-up bring in lab instruments. For galaxies and planets instead of lab subjects, see the space and astronomy wall art collection.

DNA Helix Pieces For A Research Office Or Lab Hallway

DNA turns up in several versions. Red DNA Double Helix and Glowing DNA Helix are titled for the strand, with red and glowing in the names, and DNA Helix at Sunset adds a sunset. Doctor with DNA Helix pairs a doctor with the strand and is a good fit for a research office. Pharmaceutical Research Concept and Gloved Hand Placing Vial in Laboratory are titled for research work.

Doctor, Stethoscope And Symbol Pieces For A Reception Wall

A reception wall can show what the practice does without naming a body part. Doctor Double Exposure with Medical Icons pairs a doctor with medical icons, and Stethoscope Checkup with Medical Icons does the same with a stethoscope, in panoramic for a long wall above a waiting bench. Two more titles are built on a caduceus emblem and the Rod of Asclepius. X-ray Skull with Headphones adds headphones to a skull X-ray, and the music wall art collection holds more headphones and instruments.

Medical Office Decor Ideas Start With One Subject Per Room

Wall art for a medical office starts with one subject per room. Give each room one subject and leave bare wall around it: a waiting room can carry a single large piece, an exam room a smaller one, and a corridor one piece between each pair of doors. For lotus pose silhouettes instead of anatomy, see yoga and meditation wall art.

Sizing Medical Wall Art To A Waiting Room Wall

Aim for two thirds to three quarters of the width of the furniture below. Above a 72 inch waiting room bench, a 54 x 36 inch landscape piece covers 75 percent of the width, and over a 48 inch reception credenza a 36 x 24 inch piece does the same. A 66 inch hallway bench takes a 48 x 16 inch panoramic, about 73 percent. On an open wall, center the piece 57 to 60 inches from the floor; above furniture, leave 6 to 8 inches.

How Each Piece Is Made

Your order is printed after you place it. Canvas pieces use museum-quality canvas and archival inks over a solid wooden inner frame, and canvas and framed pieces arrive ready to hang. Shipping is free, delivery takes 8 to 10 business days from the day you order, and returns run 30 days from delivery.

Common Questions

Is There Vintage Medical Wall Art Here?

No title in this collection uses the word vintage, so the page does not promise that look. The titles offer X-ray illustrations, anatomy diagrams, cross-sections and scans instead, so browse this collection by subject, such as bones, organs or laboratory work, rather than by era.

Which Medical Posters Work For Exam Rooms?

Exam rooms do well with one clinical subject and a modest size. Blood Pressure Measurement and Lateral Shoulder X-ray are two titles that fit a clinical room, one naming a measurement and the other an X-ray view. Choose a size from the width of the cabinet or counter beneath, and leave bare wall around the piece.

Is There Modern Medical Office Decor Here?

For a modern look, pick by the treatment a title names, since no title uses the word modern. Holographic Human Anatomy, Human Brain Wireframe Close-up, Blue 3D Neural Brain and Chrome Brain Side Profile each add a holographic, wireframe, 3D or chrome treatment to the subject. Hang one alone on a bare wall with simple furniture beneath it.

What Medical Student Wall Art Is Here?

Anatomy diagrams and illustrations are the place to start: Wisdom Tooth Types Diagram, All Organs X-ray Illustration and Human Spine Anatomy Illustration are each named for a plain anatomical subject. Above a 30 inch bookcase, a 20 x 20 inch square piece covers about 67 percent of the width, a size for a small study corner.

How Do You Decorate A Small Medical Office With Wall Art?

Pick a size by the furniture below: above a 26 inch console in an exam room, an 18 x 12 inch landscape piece covers about 69 percent of the width. Keep one subject through the whole suite, such as joints in every exam room, so the rooms match. A small suite can also use one size throughout, which keeps every wall consistent.