The cleanability and durability of healthcare furniture is a very high priority, especially in a pandemic. Furniture that checks those boxes, holds up well to daily cleaning with products that contain bleach and continues to look like new is timely, innovative, and even revolutionary. That furniture should be the healthcare furniture of choice. That furniture … Continued

Following the rules to keep the positivity numbers down The right kind of furniture supports a safer community

The global pandemic has become a catalyst for design changes at the nation’s colleges and universities. How best to repurpose spaces on campus is the focus.

Several months ago, senior living communities were being consumed by the coronavirus.

The healthcare furniture in hospital waiting areas and receptions plays a role in determining the comfort of patients and guests especially in uncertain times.

Safety and security are top of mind at the nation’s colleges and universities. Schools will reopen eventually and when they do, design will have to follow the dictates of the “new” normal to include smaller sized classes and gatherings and social distancing in social locations like libraries, resident hall lounges, and student centers.

In some areas of the country, hospitals are treating a growing number of people with COVID-19 and related symptoms.

Many seniors relocate to independent and assisted living to make new friends with people who are the same age and shares some of the same interests as they do. Senior living designers are creating spaces that support social distancing while maintaining the connection to friends and family. At the foundation of this balancing act in … Continued

As colleges and universities prepare to reopen amid stressful times, education designers are refocused on providing spaces that can potentially relieve stress.

COVID-19 continues to hold the attention of the nation. And while cities and states begin to reopen, the nation’s seniors continue to be at greatest risk for the disease.

Doctors, nurses, and therapists are the people patients see while in the hospital – inside. But there are therapies at work outside the hospital for the mind and the spirit.