Designing for Dignity: How Smart Interior Design Is Transforming Senior Living

Designing for Dignity: How Smart Interior Design Is Transforming Senior Living

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Summary

In this episode, Jerry Vinci speaks with Marcy Sagel, founder of MSA Interiors, about the transformative power of thoughtful design in senior living. They discuss how design can enhance tenant satisfaction, support aging in place, and drive business results. Marcy shares her journey in interior design, the launch of her new venture Designer Bank aimed at bridging knowledge gaps in the industry, and the importance of creating spaces that feel like home for older adults. The conversation also touches on the evolution of senior living design, common missteps in development, and the significance of measuring design impact on occupancy and retention rates. Marcy emphasizes the need for innovative design solutions that prioritize dignity, functionality, and connection for seniors.

Takeaways

  • Thoughtful design can significantly enhance tenant satisfaction.
  • The launch of Designer Bank aims to fill knowledge gaps in design education.
  • Senior living design should feel residential, not institutional.
  • Lighting is crucial for senior living spaces to enhance functionality.
  • Design must consider the unique needs of seniors, especially in memory care.
  • Common missteps in senior living development include inefficient layouts.
  • Designing for dignity is essential in creating senior living environments.
  • Innovative technology can improve connectivity for seniors.
  • Understanding the end-of-life care needs is vital in senior living design.
  • The future of senior living will focus on integrating technology and thoughtful design.

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