The Healing Effects of Light: Wellness Principal #1 Until I started designing spaces for other people I didn’t realize that I had actually been “studying” design my entire life. I was raised in a household where my mother wasn’t always healthy. Many days I’d come home from school and find her sitting in our living room—the […]
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Another view of one of our favorite projects. Love it when our client’s great grandmother’s hand made throw happens to work in perfectly with the photo shoot!
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This month’s Wellnotes delves into the principles of “Livable Design”, more commonly referred to as “aging in place”. When we think about “aging in place” we think of wider doorways or higher electrical outlets. A recent statistic however, shifted our focus from a physical to an emotional point of view: “Half of nursing home residents are placed […]
The Healing Effects of Light: Wellness Principal #1
The Healing Effects of Light: Wellness Principal #1 Until I started designing spaces for other people I didn’t realize that I had actually been “studying” design my entire life. I was raised in a household where my mother wasn’t always healthy. Many days I’d come home from school and find her sitting in our living room—the […]
Another view of one of our favorite projects
Another view of one of our favorite projects. Love it when our client’s great grandmother’s hand made throw happens to work in perfectly with the photo shoot!
Principle #6 Livable (aka Universal) Design
This month’s Wellnotes delves into the principles of “Livable Design”, more commonly referred to as “aging in place”. When we think about “aging in place” we think of wider doorways or higher electrical outlets. A recent statistic however, shifted our focus from a physical to an emotional point of view: “Half of nursing home residents are placed […]