Senior Living

Embracing intentionality

Senior Living communities represent an opportunity to create spaces that support healing, restoration, inspiration, and connection for those we love most. Through intentional design and thoughtful furniture choices, we can care for those who got us to where we are today.

Common areas

Shared spaces play a special role in the health and wellbeing of residents in a Senior Living community. We gather where we feel most comfortable so the furniture and design in these spaces should foster a sense of belonging, peace, and comfort. This way, the space itself encourages interaction and connection, supporting mental wellbeing.

Resident rooms

A resident’s room, and the furniture within, should be tailored to not only the resident’s health and safety, but also to the specific needs of unique individuals. Creating spaces that offer slight customization to fit each person makes users feel at home, comfortable to settle in and make it their own.

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Through the things we make, we have the opportunity to help people imagine places that improve lives and support the healing journey.

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CASE STUDY

Greeleaf Rehab at Smith Crossing

When Smith Senior Living set out to expand their Orland Park campus, they wanted to redefine the skilled nursing environment by focusing on designing warm, hospitality-oriented spaces. With the support of an extensive team, they crafted inviting gathering spaces, a beautiful dining area, an outdoor courtyard, and complete therapy suite to accommodate residents and guests. The intentional design was also intended to trigger memories and encourage guests out of their rooms to the common areas, where they can find community, explore, and socialize.

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Empowering spaces

We strive to foster confidence and peace that invigorates residents. Carolina’s portfolio of products helps create spaces that inspire and comfort, so visitors and residents alike can feel right at home.

Human needs

Patients, guests, residents, and caregivers coexist and interact perpetually in caregiving spaces,
and providing and receiving care takes each person through many different places. In order to create
positive spaces for care, it is important for everyone along the way to have the smart, comfortable
support they need for better experiences. After decades of thinking about human needs and
creating furniture to support them, we’ve focused on meeting four fundamental human needs.