Need home design help for families with Alzheimer’s disease?

Grab bars and shower seats used to be a necessary eyesore for bathroom safety. But no more. How often do people use a towel rack…

If you are thinking about aging-in-place, check out toilet paper grab bars and towel rack grab bars. I think they should be standard bathroom design.

Your home can create a better life with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. We need to be better prepared with both empathy and a smart plan…

Wandering and getting lost is a huge safety issue for a loved one with Alzheimer’s. I have a few easy design ideas that can help. The…

Think about color contrast when updating your bathroom.  My theory of designing for Alzheimer’s includes taking cues from designs during the time period that the person with…

A digital photo frame can be more than just a compact way to display photos. It can help families stay connected, and comfort those who are feeling the effects of dementia.

Join us to talk kitchen and bath design for Alzheimer’s with #KBTribechat on August 19 at 2pmET.   I’ve posted a few blogs about designing…

There are ways you can make your kitchen reduce stress for you and your Alzheimer’s loved one. Kitchens are usually a flurry of activity and…

There are many different home decor and home design strategies that could make a difference to well-being, and help reduce sundowners. 

For something that seems as simple as eating, it can be confusing when there are perception and sensory issues from the disease. Patterns, options, and color can be difficult to interpret for some with Alzheimer’s. There are a few things that we can do to make the experience of sharing a meal with an Alzheimer’s loved one better and way less stressful for everyone.

The issue with Alzheimer’s disease and mirrors has an easy design solution. We’ve all had a fright looking in the mirror from time-to-time, and it’s…

Kitchen design for Alzheimer’s It’s a luxury, taking a break to fantasize about the gorgeous designs on Houzz. I love the textures, colors, and the…

Universal design, aging-in-place, design for everyone, ADA…what does it all mean? Let’s blab with Alison Victoria, Matt Muenster, and Stephen Fanuka.

Any reflection can be upsetting to someone with Alzheimer’s. Here’s how to eliminate stress with Alzheimer’s home design strategies.

We’ll be sharing ways you can make your Alzheimer’s loved one’s home safer with a few easy DIY and design updates. And we are looking at you to share ideas that have worked in your family.