Each community tells a story, a story of the residents, the staff and the surrounding neighborhood. A large part of that story involves the style of interiors and architecture. Interior design styles can range from rustic to coastal to modern to traditional and more. Travel with us down memory lane as we examine different styles we’ve used and our inspiration for each.
Read MoreRevitalizing Common Areas in Senior Living
Gone are the days of stale activity rooms, and no more dull cafeteria halls with equally bland food options. Common areas in senior living are becoming lavish environments sometimes envied by the younger generation. Upscale dining with chef-inspired cuisine, full-blown spas and outdoor havens are just a taste of what senior living communities feature today.
Read MoreProject Reveal Part I: The Mather Tysons
Studio 121 was approached to help reimagine The Mather Tysons' originally approved mixed-use site into residences where residents could enjoy forward-thinking luxurious lifestyles. The overall design infuses WELL strategies with luxury brands, international talent, and sustainability and biophilic design to support Mather’s commitment to Nextraordinary™ living.
Read MoreDesign for Diverse Lifestyles in Multi-Family Residences
From bustling urban centers to quiet suburban neighborhoods, designing for multi-family living takes great attention to detail because one must accommodate varying needs from different walks of life.
Read MoreIntricacies of Design in Model Units
We aren’t always asked to design model units, but when we are, we’re excited about the challenge. Designing a model means potentially more prospective residents will see and experience the space to get a better idea of what living at the community will be like. Thus, it’s critical to fully understand the client’s target demographic because the model serves as a first look into the community.
Read MoreOlder Americans Month: Support Connection and Aging in Place
Each May, the ACL celebrates Older Americans Month. For 2024, the theme centers around the power of connection and the role social connections and meaningful relationships play in supporting aging in place. Interior design can have a profound impact on how older Americans interact with one another and comfortability as they age.
Read MorePersonalized Spaces in Hospitality Design: A Key to Guest Satisfaction
When you stay in a hotel, resort or country club, do you ever feel it was made just for you? Creating that feeling of familiarity, comfort and personalization in hospitality design is often complicated because designers must cater to a larger audience, but we have a couple tricks for personalizing these particular spaces.
Read MoreImpactful Design Involves Storytelling, Functionality and One-To-One Relationships
How can you make a difference in design? Through renovations, make a point to solve current problems in the space — creatively but with functionality in mind. In new construction, meet the community where they are while pushing past assumptions.
Read MoreTraditions Bloom in Thoughtfully Designed Shared Spaces
Each family has its own set of traditions, with most surfacing over the holidays. Maybe you travel to visit your loved ones, or you rent a cabin where everyone gathers to share stories, or you might cuddle up with your furry companion at home for a restful day. No matter where you are, a common thread with all holiday traditions is space.
Read MoreProject Highlight: The Cape at Savona Point
Our design team found the perfect blend of casual sophistication for this amenities clubhouse and pool at The Cape at Savona Point apartment homes.
Metallic tones and cool blues paired with contemporary finishes bring this project to life! Personalized details and beach-inspired textures complete this refined modern coastal design and make it a great place to grab a drink, read, hang out with friends, or just relax.
From conception to installation and styling, we are in love with the modern finishes and unique details that complete this sophisticated + casual communal space!
2020 Interior Design Trends: Senior Living Edition
Our essential list of design trends for 2020, but with a senior living twist! This year has been a whirlwind, and much of that has informed interior design trends, especially in senior living design. We have made a list of our top commercial interior design trends to watch for this year!
Read MoreEnvironments for Aging Magazine: Fall 2020 Issue
Check out our Studio 1∙2∙1 Design Profile in the Fall 2020 issue of Environments for Aging Magazine!
Environments for Aging Magazine | Fall 2020 Issue
Celebrating 13 Years: Our Story
As a design firm, Studio 1∙2∙1 has always been about the story.
From the beginning, we’ve understood that every client is different, every project unique. Location, budget, desired aesthetics, and functionality, all play a role. We thrive on the opportunity to assess each new project with a fresh perspective while staying in continual dialogue with our clients: a one-to-one approach.
Read MoreProject Highlight: Expansion at Fleet Landing
Construction is well underway for this Continuing Care Retirement Community located in Jacksonville, FL.
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10 Design Tips for a Remote Workspace That You Will Love
After the transition to working from home, the Studio 1∙2∙1 team began designing remote workspaces to fit our personal styles and help us stay productive and motivated throughout the week. Here are 10 design tips from our team to keep you inspired while you work from home!
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This Senior Living Community in Fort Myers, Florida, accommodates 113 residents and offers assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing care.
Senior Living Project Feature: The Preserve
The Preserve is a Senior Living Community featuring a casual coastal interior that is relaxed and comfortable without compromising elegance.
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