Assisted living decor ideas

"Oftentimes moving into assisted living can be very difficult. It’s a new and now needed way of living. In order to help your loved one feel at home, and also relaxed about the new environment, we would recommend helping them decorate. Decorating is not often thought of when thinking “How can I make them feel more comfortable here?” However, decorating an elderly loved one’s new assisted living room can help make their space feel like home..."

The last few months have been difficult for my family. Due to significant short term memory loss my Dad has had to enter an assisted living. It’s a very emotional time for a family, and there are lots of details to be taken care of. One of the mundane, but important ones is getting the... Keep Reading

Tips for decorating a senior's nursing home room. Update and personalize your loved one's new room. Decorating a nursing home room.

Recently I completed a unique client project that I wanted to share with you all. A lovely woman by the name, Lynn, asked if I can help make her mother’s stay at a private long-term care facility less institutional and more homelike. Decorating for the aging population comes with its own set of challenges—bridging safety and functionality with style and design. Lynn asked that I work with her mother’s existing furniture and wall colour to create a comfortable environment filled with her…

Interior decoration ideas for your assisted living home.

Learn more about how to decorate your new assisted living home and why decorating that new home can be so crucial to a successful transition.

Dementia patients thrive in familiar environments, so it’s good to fill their rooms with familiar and comforting decorations. Here are some ideas.

Dear Friends, It’s freeeezzzzing outside, so come on inside and stay awhile where it’s warm and cozy! The kettle is whistling and I’m just about to brew a pot of comfort tea……

Creative Art Co's resident "front doors" are deliberately traditional and retro for residents-in-long-term and memory care. They bring a sense of community that says “neighbourhood” rather than institution. Other benefits, besides adding colourful cheer are: help with way-finding (locating one’s own room or that of a family member) and a sense of pride in having one’s own defined space.

How to decorate a lovely apartment for your aging parents, keeping them comfortable and feeling familiar. Here are ideas for senior living with grace, dignity and ease.