In contemporary architecture, the washroom has evolved from a purely functional space into an integral part of the overall interior design concept. Every element contributes to the user experience and to the perception of the building’s quality.
However, in high-traffic public environments, there is an additional challenge: preserving that aesthetic quality for years, even under intensive daily use.
This is precisely where PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) coating plays a key role.
More Than a Premium Finish
PVD finishes are often associated with elegant surfaces, exclusive colors, and sophisticated aesthetics. Yet their true value lies in the advanced technology behind them.
Through a highly sophisticated Physical Vapor Deposition process, an exceptionally hard protective layer is applied to the metal surface, significantly improving its resistance to wear, corrosion, and continuous use.
The result is washroom equipment that retains its original appearance for longer while delivering outstanding performance in demanding environments.

Designed for Spaces That Never Stop
Hotels, airports, restaurants, office buildings, hospitals, shopping centers, and sports facilities all share the same requirement: equipment capable of withstanding thousands of daily uses without compromising its appearance.
Products featuring a PVD finish offer significant advantages for these types of projects
- Exceptional resistance to wear and scratches, preserving the quality of the finish even in high-traffic areas.
- Outstanding resistance to corrosion and humidity, extending the product’s service life.
- Excellent color stability, ensuring a consistent appearance over time.
- Surfaces that are easy to maintain, helping preserve their appearance with reduced maintenance requirements.

A Long-Term Investment in Quality
Choosing products with a PVD coating is about much more than aesthetics.
It means investing in solutions that maintain their performance, appearance, and value throughout the building’s lifecycle.
For architects and interior designers, PVD provides greater creative freedom without sacrificing durability. For developers, facility managers, and maintenance teams, it represents a long-term investment that minimizes visible wear and helps preserve the perceived quality of the space.

Babymedi® in PVD Finish: Internationally Recognized Design
One of the best examples of how material innovation can elevate a functional product is Babymedi®, Mediclinics’ baby changing station with a PVD finish, which received the Red Dot Award 2026 in the Product Design category—one of the world’s most prestigious international design awards.
This recognition demonstrates that even a highly functional product such as a baby changing station can become a valuable architectural feature when design, technology, and user experience are developed as one.
The international jury praised Babymedi® for successfully combining contemporary aesthetics with outstanding functionality, safety, and ease of use, making it an ideal solution for hotels, restaurants, airports, shopping centers, office buildings, and any public environment where excellence is defined by attention to detail.

When Technology Enhances Design
At Mediclinics, we believe that design should go beyond creating visually appealing products. It should deliver solutions capable of meeting the real demands of public spaces—not only today, but for many years to come.
PVD coating perfectly embodies this philosophy: an advanced technology that protects the product, extends its lifespan, and preserves the aesthetic quality of every project.
Because the best design is not simply the one that makes an outstanding first impression—it is the one that continues to do so after thousands of uses.
