Care and supported living

Care homes and supported living, designed around the people who live there

Spaces that support wellbeing, dignity and function for residents, and work properly for the staff who look after them.

Visual of a calm single bedroom with a timber headboard wall, white drawers, a round rug and a bedside lamp

We design for care homes, assisted living and supported living settings. The work starts with how a day actually runs: where people sit and rest, how they move between rooms, what staff need close at hand, and where daylight falls.

We work alongside care teams, managers and contractors, so the design answers to the people who will use it, not only to a mood board.

  • 01

    Spatial planning

    Layouts and zone charts that make circulation clear and calm, with places to pause and places to gather.

  • 02

    Light and colour

    Natural light first, and colour chosen for orientation and mood rather than fashion.

  • 03

    Biophilic design

    Planting, natural materials and views out, brought into lounges, bedrooms and corridors.

  • 04

    Coordinated delivery

    Trade coordination, contractor liaison and site progress oversight, so the work causes as little disruption as possible.

What you receive

  • A consultation with your team on site or remotely
  • CAD floor plans and zone charts
  • Visuals of key rooms before work starts
  • A coordinated programme with your contractors
  • Project management through to completion

Questions

Can you work on one floor or wing at a time?

Yes. Phasing is planned with your team so residents and staff can carry on with daily life while the work happens.

Do you work remotely?

Yes. Consultations and reviews of plans and visuals can happen remotely or in person, whichever suits you. We are based in Cardiff and work across the UK.

How do we start?

Tell us about the space through the contact form or by phone. We will arrange a consultation to understand how the space is used, what it needs to do and the budget, and then propose the next steps.