Senior living interior design

Avoid these mistakes to ensure your facility is more livable for the exacting Baby Boom generation, says designer Mary Cook.

There are important factors to consider when designing the architecture of senior living facilities that keep residents happy and healthy. Learn more!

Moving from a family home into a senior apartment can be a big benefit but also a large change. Learn how and where to begin decorating your smaller space.

Avoid these mistakes to ensure your facility is more livable for the exacting Baby Boom generation, says designer Mary Cook.

Here at Apartment Therapy, we talk a lot about small spaces, but we don’t often get a chance to look at design for a group of people who often find themselves living in smaller spaces — senior citizens. That’s why we’re so excited to share this Before and After with you. Designer Emily Henderson partnered with Sunrise Senior Living to make over the home of Fran Ferguson, an 81-year-old military widow, grandmother of 8, and all-around active, creative lady.

Vibrant Senior Living | Erickson Living

Image 22 of 31 from gallery of Home for Dependent Elderly People and Nursing Home / Dominique Coulon & associés. Photograph by Eugeni PONS

A new senior housing community in the metropolitan Atlanta market highlights a forward thinking approach to senior housing development and design, with

Image 7 of 21 from gallery of Elderly House in Rikuzentakata city “Hokkori-ya” / The University of Tokyo Architectural Planning & Design Lab + DOG. Photograph by Nao Takahashi

Smolder and Aperture are picture perfect in this gorgeous senior living community designed by @/oandostudio 📸 @/joshgrowth Developer: @/matteraa Architect of Record: @/thrive_architects Design Architect: @/galbraithcarnahan GC: @/catalystbuilds #seniorlivingdesign #seniorlivinginteriors #commercialflooring #modularcarpet #commercialinteriors #hospitalitydesign