Dual-Style Rehab Center Moodboard
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m turning a former horse–training facility into an addiction-rehabilitation center and need a visual guide that keeps us grounded in its roots while pointing the way to a fresh, contemporary atmosphere. To make decisions on finishes, furnishings, and lighting, I want two distinct moodboards:
• Moodboard A captures the building exactly as it feels today—raw, honest, and rustic. Exposed wooden beams must be the hero element here, supported by textures and imagery that highlight the existing timber stalls, that already make the place feel safe and familiar.
• Moodboard B pushes the narrative forward by layering thoughtful modern interventions over that rustic backbone. I’m picturing touches such as clean-lined furniture, warm yet streamlined lighting, and subtle metal details, but the rustic essence (again, anchored by those beams) should still read loud and clear. The result should look calm, supportive, and quietly sophisticated—not flashy. White colors, bit of black.
Both boards should be delivered as high-resolution PDFs (and editable PSD or INDD files if possible) with call-outs explaining key materials, color swatches, and style references. Feel free to build the initial concepts in tools like Pinterest, Milanote, or Adobe Express before compiling them into the final layouts.
Acceptance criteria
1. Two separate, clearly labeled moodboards sized for easy A3 printing.
2. Each board includes imagery, material references, color swatches, and brief annotations.
3. Rustic beams are visually prominent in both; Moodboard B unmistakably adds a modern layer without losing warmth.
Once I sign off on the boards, we can explore detailed FF&E selections in a follow-up job.
• Moodboard A captures the building exactly as it feels today—raw, honest, and rustic. Exposed wooden beams must be the hero element here, supported by textures and imagery that highlight the existing timber stalls, that already make the place feel safe and familiar.
• Moodboard B pushes the narrative forward by layering thoughtful modern interventions over that rustic backbone. I’m picturing touches such as clean-lined furniture, warm yet streamlined lighting, and subtle metal details, but the rustic essence (again, anchored by those beams) should still read loud and clear. The result should look calm, supportive, and quietly sophisticated—not flashy. White colors, bit of black.
Both boards should be delivered as high-resolution PDFs (and editable PSD or INDD files if possible) with call-outs explaining key materials, color swatches, and style references. Feel free to build the initial concepts in tools like Pinterest, Milanote, or Adobe Express before compiling them into the final layouts.
Acceptance criteria
1. Two separate, clearly labeled moodboards sized for easy A3 printing.
2. Each board includes imagery, material references, color swatches, and brief annotations.
3. Rustic beams are visually prominent in both; Moodboard B unmistakably adds a modern layer without losing warmth.
Once I sign off on the boards, we can explore detailed FF&E selections in a follow-up job.