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Interior design


the costs of design improvements, but investing in expert design early can actually save money in the long run. Poorly chosen materials, inefficient layouts, and lack of futureproofing often lead to costly modifications later. For example:


n Selecting hard-wearing, easy-to- clean flooring reduces wear and tear, extending its lifespan and lowering maintenance costs.


n Well-thought-out lighting design can cut down on electricity costs while improving visibility and comfort.


n A carefully planned layout minimises staff workload, improving efficiency and reducing the risk of staff burnout.


The role of an interior designer in care home projects


A professional interior designer who specialises in accessible and dementia-friendly spaces can help care home owners avoid common pitfalls and maximise both aesthetics and functionality. The process typically involves: n Understanding the specific needs of residents – from sensory sensitivities


to mobility challenges.


n Space planning to ensure smooth navigation, safety, and comfort.


n Sourcing the right materials that balance durability, hygiene, and warmth.


n Ensuring compliance with care home regulations and accessibility guidelines.


n Rather than tackling these challenges alone, care home owners can work with experts to create environments that support residents, staff, and families alike.


A passion for transforming care environments


Designing care homes is not just about aesthetics – it is about enhancing the quality of life for residents, many of whom may be facing challenges due to age, dementia, or other health conditions. As someone passionate about creating spaces that balance comfort, dignity, and functionality, I believe that good design is a form of care in itself. If you are looking to improve your care home environment, please remember that thoughtful design can make all the difference in creating a place that truly feels like home.


n Joanne Jeyes


Joanne Jeyes is the owner and founder of Joanne Jeyes Interiors, an interior design studio based in Essex. She has been writing about interiors for over 20 years and specialises in working with clients who are looking for a sustainable and future proof design for their home. Joanne offers a consultancy package to care homes giving advice on creating dementia friendly spaces, be that to improve existing design, or starting a new development.


Leading patient liſting and transfer solutions


With more than 70 years’ experience in patient handling, Oxford is your perfect partner for a safer and more efficient environment of care.


P Mobile hoists, stand aids, and slings P Ergonomic design considerations P Service and maintenance packages P Standard 5 year mobile hoist warranty P Extensive product and clinical training offer


Find out how we can help you provide better care: (T) 0344 811 1158 (E) info@joerns.co.uk (W) Joerns.co.uk


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