In a perfect Herman Miller world, our surroundings adapt neatly around our work and home environments. Using this mentality to create the Ethospace Nurses’ Station by Jack Kelley for Herman Miller, we see the complex healthcare system be thoughtfully put into order with navigable construction.

Ethospace Nurses’ Station. Designed by Jack Kelley. Manufactured by Herman Miller

Like a Solid Set of Ethos, the Ethospace Nurses’ Station for Herman Miller is an Entire Set of Values Within an Interior Healthcare Structure.

According to Herman Miller, the design combines its proven flexibility, comfort, and durability with the requirements of a clinically-specific structure. “Nurses update charts, physicians enter orders, a unit secretary records a new patient. It’s a medication area, nourishment area, dictation area, storage area. The place where patients are monitored and digital images are studied, where colleagues consult and family and friends find help. It may serve anywhere from two to 20 caregivers, depending on the time of day.”

Intelligent ergonomics and an intuitive approach to healthcare interiors dictate the modern, fluid design of the Ethospace Nurses’ Station by Jack Kelley. To achieve the best setting, Herman Miller employs the help of their clinical strategists to work with your project. They are all former nurse managers who completely understand the needs and desires of the field – including cleanability and infection-control standards that must be met at all times. Use the “custom fascia” to even better express the feeling of your department or update the wall by switching out tiles whenever you like.

Gorgeous, easy to navigate Ethospace Nurses’ Stations by Jack Kelley for Herman Miller are the best solution for modern clinics and hospitals that seek to make every experience as enjoyable, efficient and eye-catching as possible.

About the Manufacturer: Headquartered in Zeeland, Michigan, Herman Miller, Inc. began at the turn of the century as the Michigan Star Furniture Company, specializing in bedroom furniture. In 1923, the company became Herman Miller when Herman Miller purchased the majority of shares. Presently, the company manufactures freestanding furniture for office, healthcare, and learning environments, as well as home office and residential furniture. Herman Miller is known for designs that are full of “curiosity, ingenuity, and design excellence.”