Patient Room Furniture
Coordinate everyday furniture around the patient’s needs and the care team’s access.
- Hospital and care beds
- Mattresses and positioning options
- Bedside cabinets and overbed tables
- Patient wardrobes and storage
CARE360 · By d’Doubles
Hospital &
Healthcare Furniture
Thoughtful furniture for the people receiving care — and the people providing it.
Explore furniture solutions for patient rooms, treatment spaces, recovery environments and healthcare workplaces. We help translate your project requirements into practical furniture choices, connected through the four CARE360 foundations.
People first. Practical spaces.
From the patient room
to the care team’s workspace.
Healthcare environments bring together many needs: patient comfort, caregiver presence, staff tasks and the practical demands of daily operation.
Building on d’Doubles’ furniture project experience, CARE360 brings these needs into one conversation — across hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation, senior living and transitional care settings.
Explore the collection
Furniture around the care journey.
Start with your space and its users. We will discuss suitable models, specifications and sourcing options for your project.
Treatment & Recovery Seating
Consider seating around treatment routines, rest, positioning and transfer requirements.
- Treatment and recovery recliners
- Patient armchairs
- Day-care and observation seating
- Supportive seating for rehabilitation spaces
Caregiver & Visitor Furniture
Make room for the family members and caregivers who accompany the care journey.
- Caregiver sleeper chairs
- Visitor chairs and lounge seating
- Companion seating
- Side tables and personal storage
Staff & Clinical Workspaces
Plan furniture around working tasks, available space and the people delivering care.
- Staff and clinical workstations
- Ergonomic task chairs
- Meeting and training furniture
- Staff rest-area seating and storage
Waiting & Common Areas
Create welcoming shared spaces with furniture selected for the setting and its users.
- Waiting-area and linked seating
- Lounge chairs and sofas
- Dining and activity furniture
- Reception and shared-space tables
Senior Living & Transitional Care
Explore furniture that responds to changing abilities and everyday living needs.
- Adjustable care beds
- Supportive chairs and dining seating
- Accessible storage options
- Furniture for residential care environments
Categories describe areas for project discussion. Model availability, intended use, dimensions, materials, certifications and suitability are confirmed against your specification before quotation.
The CARE360 connection
Four foundations.
One connected care environment.
Recovery360 is the main connection for hospital and healthcare furniture. Sleep, daily living and the care team’s workplace complete the picture.
Sleep360
Rest and comfort in patient rooms: beds, mattresses, bedside furniture and overnight caregiver seating.
Explore Sleep360 →Recovery360
Treatment, rest and the return to daily activity: recovery recliners, patient chairs and overbed tables.
Explore Recovery360 →Living360
Changing everyday needs in senior living and transitional care: supportive dining furniture, care beds and accessible storage.
Explore Living360 →Work360
The people providing care: staff workstations, task chairs, meeting furniture and rest spaces.
Explore Work360 →For healthcare teams & project partners
Bring your brief.
Let’s work through the details.
We welcome discussions with healthcare operators, architects, interior designers, consultants and main contractors — from early furniture planning to specification review and project quotation.
Define the requirements
Share your user groups, room types, furniture schedule, quantities, budget and programme.
Review suitable options
Compare models, sizes, finishes, cleanability requirements, documentation and sample needs.
Agree the project scope
Confirm the quotation, lead times, delivery, installation and after-sales arrangements before proceeding.
Furniture selection should follow the healthcare operator’s clinical, infection-control, accessibility and maintenance requirements. Product-specific performance statements require supporting manufacturer documentation.
Your next step
Planning a healthcare
furniture project?
Tell us about the spaces you are furnishing, the people using them and your project timeline. We’ll help identify the next practical step.
Useful starting information: project type, furniture categories, quantities, drawings or furniture schedule, and target delivery date.
Talk to d’Doubles
Hospital · Clinic · Rehabilitation
Senior Living · Transitional Care
+65 6235 7889
ddoubles@ddoubles.com.sg