REXIN is proud to participate in the construction of the Yunnan Maternal and Child Health Hospital New Campus in Kunming, providing 15,000 square meters of advanced interior surfacing materials, including TAIKA Non-Combustible High-Pressure Resin Panels and COMPACT Curved Panels.
As one of Yunnan Province’s major healthcare development projects, the new hospital is a modern Grade III Class A specialist institution integrating medical treatment, prevention, healthcare, rehabilitation, research, and education. The project places strong emphasis on creating a patient-centered environment that supports both physical healing and emotional comfort.
To achieve this vision, REXIN supplied a carefully selected combination of décor finishes, including wood-grain texture 81236, pure white 10008, and fabric-inspired gray 91774. Together, these colors create a calm, bright, and welcoming atmosphere inspired by nature.
A key design feature of the project is the extensive use of REXIN COMPACT Curved Panels. Through advanced one-piece bending technology, the panels create smooth, flowing architectural forms that soften the clinical appearance of healthcare spaces while enhancing safety and visual comfort.
Beyond aesthetics, the materials deliver exceptional performance for demanding healthcare environments. REXIN TAIKA Non-Combustible High-Pressure Resin Panels offer excellent resistance to wear, scratches, mold, and bacteria, while remaining easy to clean and maintain. These characteristics help support strict hygiene standards and contribute to a healthier indoor environment.
By combining innovative materials, healing design principles, and reliable performance, REXIN has helped create a healthcare environment where patients, families, and healthcare professionals can feel safe, comfortable, and cared for.
The Yunnan Maternal and Child Health Hospital New Campus stands as another example of REXIN’s commitment to enhancing healthcare architecture through high-performance decorative materials that bring together safety, functionality, and human-centered design.