Revitalizing 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.

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Project 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.

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Older 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.

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Color for Senior Living Spaces

Today’s senior living communities are evolving to feel increasingly like upscale hotels. Color is a key component when designing these spaces, blending cozy and luxury as the community is more than a hotel but a home. Yet there are many nuances when selecting color for senior living, including functionality, accessibility and mood enhancement.

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