Nursing home decor

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

We are committed to helping our clients achieve the best results, but ultimately, the success is theirs! Have a look at the artful way in which this New Jersey client recreated a beautiful and interesting living space for her Memory Care residents.

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.

Creative Art Co's selection of windows interactive or non-interactive are the perfect accompaniment to our resident “Front Door” wraps. Like the "Front Door" wraps, these shuttered windows add to a sense of community and create a less institutional look for residents on their daily walks down hallways.

The designs take their cues from the surrounding neighborhoods and landscapes. Views connect the inside to the outside, whether it’s a busy streetscape or

Discover practical tips to make a nursing home room feel like home, creating a comfortable and personalized living space for loved ones.

Nursing Home Month

The sunny wall colour in this Memory Care Nursing Home lent itself to bold and bright colours for their Residents' Doors. Adding window shutters and flowers made the ambiance even better! Creative Art Co Solutions.

This versatile hallway mural engages residents in memory care with an activity which is both purposeful and creative. Flowers are “picked” (assisted with the instructional sign) from the grassy areas and then placed in the (named) “Flower box” or wall containers. Artificial flowers may also be changed with the seasons for more variety.

Many of you might remember the makeover for Sunrise Senior Living I did last year where the lovely Fran won a suite redesign by us. It was one of my favorite

Memory Care for Alzheimers: No idea was too big or too bold while Jean Makesh was designing his new memory-care homes.

Today I am going to give you some tips and ideas to help when you have to move your Mom into a nursing home!

Nursing home decor for loved one. Use lightweight fabrics or curtains to hang on the wall using command hooks that can easily be moved if necessary. Cheap and easy way to decorate the room to make it feel like home! Also add personal bedding and pillows.

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"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..."

No idea was too big or too bold while Jean Makesh was designing his new memory-care homes.

Retirement Campus Expansion Design