4 Tips for Creating Inviting Resident Bedrooms
Increase resident satisfaction and boost marketability with alluring resident bedrooms.
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Tag: Interior Design
7 Tips for Designing Spaces for Seniors with Reduced Eyesight
Assisted Living providers must take note that acuity is on the rise. Today, the average resident in Assisted Living is 85 years or older, likely female and needs help with at least three ADLs, including transfer and mobility assistance. Explore resources and products to help you implement a safe resident transfer and mobility program in your community.
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How Experiential Design is Changing Today’s Senior Living Communities
Today’s prospective residents are looking for experiences and amenities that let them continue leading active lives. See how you can start incorporating experiential design into your community.
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Discover Ideal Common Area Furniture for Senior Living
Take the quiz to start narrowing down your common area furniture options.
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6 Tips for Designing Memory Care Spaces
Find tips and tricks for designing areas that accommodate the needs of Memory Care residents.
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How to Jumpstart Your Senior Living Design Project
Is it time to spruce up your community’s design? Not sure how to begin? Take our quiz to get started.
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Which Dining Chair is Right for Your Senior Living Project?
When it comes to selecting dining chairs, the process doesn’t have to be overwhelming! Take our quiz to see which chair type is best for your community.
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3 Senior Living Design Tips for Fostering Active Lifestyles
When it comes to designing extraordinary Senior Living interiors, more and more designers are infusing experiential design into their buildings to boost marketability and enhance a resident’s experience. That’s because today’s prospective residents are looking for dynamic experiences and diverse amenities to let them continue leading active lives.
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Success Story: Raising the Bar at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital
When it came to renovating its fifth floor transitional care center, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital wanted to push the boundaries of health care design.
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