3 Tips for Decorating a Retirement Home Bedroom
By West Vue Inc
If you or a loved one is moving into a retirement home, you’re probably looking for ways to make the space feel hospitable and warm. While a retirement home may have more decoration restrictions than the home you’re leaving, you can transform the space with a little bit of work. The guide below shares a few ideas for decorating the new living space.
What Are the Top Tips for Decorating a Retirement Home Bedroom?
1. Determine Regulations
Depending on the retirement home you’ve found, there may be restrictions on what items you can put in the room. For example, live plants may not be allowed, and there may be a limit on types of furniture and how much you can bring into the room. Understanding the retirement home’s restrictions before you start decorating will help you avoid any disappointments.
2. Add Meaningful Items
Chances are, you won’t be able to bring all the decorations from your current home. While you’re downsizing, focus on keeping the decorations that mean the most to you. This could include pieces of artwork that you cherish, belongings that were made by friends or family members, and keepsakes that have been passed down through the generations.
3. Coordinate Colors
Once you’ve chosen meaningful decorations for the room, it’s time to find a common palette of colors that can help you tie the room together. If you’re allowed to choose your own bedding, buy a bedding set that coordinates with the colors of your decorations. You can also choose new wall hangings and other decorations that match your theme to create a sense of completeness.
If it’s time for you or a loved one to make the move to a retirement home, visit the facilities at West Vue Inc. Based in West Plains, MO, they have two locations in Pleasant Valley Village and Pleasant Valley Manor. They pride themselves on serving people with a wide range of needs, with care ranging from independent living in a retirement community to attentive nursing home care for those with more medical needs. Learn more about their services online, and call (417) 256-2152 to schedule a tour.