Good Practice in the Design of Homes and Living Spaces for People With Dementia and Sight Loss
Corinne Greasley Adams,Alison Bowes,Alison Dawson
Research based guidance for homes where someone lives with both dementia and sight loss. Covers lighting levels, contrast, flooring, signage and furniture layout, with the evidence behind each recommendation.
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