A busy street with car horns honking, a kettle whistling, TV up loud, radio on, microwave beeping, phone ringing. If this cacophony of sound seems like a recipe for a bad time you’re not alone. We enjoy out of the box thinking and smart design, so when we came across these acoustic lights by Acustico, we were intrigued.
Read MoreThe world has changed and design is changing with it. Products that are designed with health and safety in mind are being seen more and more. We love innovations especially when they can be used in aged care. For this issue we have found two great designs that are more than what they seem. The first is the Lotte Chair by Sarah Hossil. The second is the Noise-Virus-Catcher by Bruag.
Read MoreIt’s been often debated whether to install carpet or vinyl flooring in residential aged care facilities. Some people are drawn to the domestic appearance and softness of carpet whereas others consider vinyl to be an easier product for maintenance. Let’s get down to it and look at the difference between the two and maybe the solution to the conundrum is simpler than you think!
Read MoreExcess sounds in the environment can have a negative impact on a person living with dementia. It may be confusing, overwhelming and frustrating when sounds are loud, undecipherable or constant.
So when we found these gorgeous sound absorbing room dividers called Soundsticks by designer Andrea Ruggiero. We were so excited!
Recyclable, 100% no waste design, soft to touch and a sustainable product!
Music to our ears!
We decided to end our design section this year with a recap of the most sought after products shown throughout the year. Click read more to view our top 5 products in order of popularity.
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