Nursing Homes

Comfort, style and functional design for Continuing Care: Independent Living, Assisted Living and Nursing Home Facilities.

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Ceramic Tile Facilitates Continuing Care Living.

Independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing care, and memory care residences are designed to maintain as much independence as possible and optimum quality of life as residents advance through levels of care.

Designing for a continuing care facility with ceramic tile will meet the requirements of:

  • A health facility with anti-slip
  • Bacteria resistance
  • Water and fire resistant qualities

All while also offering the high style expectations of hotel services, and the customization desired by home owners. Occupants will be inspired by the luxury; employees will appreciate the easy maintenance and cleanliness as well as the versatility of ceramic tile. Tile’s durability will withstand moving configurations of personal furniture and decor to establish individual home environments and beautifully accommodate activities ranging from yoga to ballroom dancing.

Ceramic tile is a unique medium for ambitious designs—choose from a wide range of tile sizes, shapes, and colors to create a beautiful, safe, and a welcoming home without compromising on the functionality of a multi-purpose facility. Tile’s ability to be used inside and out means a seamless transition and ease of movement for scooters, wheelchairs, walkers, and canes.

Design with ceramic tile and every individual and common space becomes a comforting and respectful home away from home.

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