Are your designs ready for the future?
As people age, their homes should remain safe, comfortable, and stylish. But designing for aging in place requires more than just grab bars and wider doorways—it’s about creating a home that supports independence and well-being.
In this episode, I talk about how you can integrate aging-in-place principles into your interior design projects and introduce a program that allows you to become a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS). This certification can set you apart in the design world and help you tap into a growing market of clients seeking innovative and thoughtful home design.
I also share practical tips for designing homes that can adapt to changing physical needs while maintaining a stylish appearance and avoiding the feel of a hospital environment.
Ready to transform spaces and help people live comfortably at every stage of life? Tune in now and start creating spaces that truly stand the test of time!
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Timestamps:
(0:00) Introduction
(02:05) Differences Between Aging in Place and Universal Design
(04:13) Key Considerations for Aging in Place Design
(06:19) Functionality and Convenience in Design
(09:50) Designing for Different Rooms
(13:37) Emotional and Practical Aspects of Aging in Place
(15:15) Certification and Specialization in Aging in Place