Memory care unit design

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.

Nursing home activities can help residents maintain physical and cognitive health. They should provide a higher quality of life and support social interactions.

"What if we design an environment that looks like outside?" he said. "What if I can have a sunrise and sunset inside the building?

Doll therapy is so beneficial for those who are drawn to it. Having therapy dolls displayed in visible locations on memory care units, and particularly in a nursery life station setting, provides t…

Everyone experiences the world through the senses: sight, smell, taste, touch, and hearing. These senses diminish with age, impacting lifestyle and well-being.

Our historically styled shop fronts and telephone box wall paper for Richmond Care Villages. Mural wallpaper for care homes that enrich the environments of Dementia sufferers.

10 whiteboard activity ideas. A compilation of ideas for activities to do on a whiteboard. A versitile tool for anyone working with others.

Uplifting murals (on self-adhesive wrap material) that engages residents-in-care with nature or everyday scenes, such as kids playing baseball, farmyard landscapes, or a tree that changes with the seasons. Also incorporates an activity for eg. fruit picking or flower arranging. Can also be a destination for visiting family on strolls down the hallways with their loved ones.

Blogs to inspire and inform people working in the care home sector.

Creative Art Co provides solutions for dementia care environments, From Exit Diversion (exit door and elevator disguises) to interactive murals and activity-based backdrops to resident front doors. With up-lifting, retro and relatable imagery, the goal is to help mitigate negative responsive behaviours experienced by residents in Memory Care, associated with confusion, anxiety and boredom.