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Lime green & funky orange: Choose your hues wisely
Bold colors in your veterinary clinic can make a statement. Such as, "YIKES."
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It's tempting to get creative and show your hip personality when selecting paint for your practice. But be advised: Veterinary architect Wayne Usiak says, "Getting a consistent professional image is difficult with crazy colors." In this video he and fellow architect Heather Lewis explain the problems showy shades might invite. Good news: They also offer alternatives for flourishes of color.
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