Seniorcare 2025 new catalogue: design, customisation and well-being for care environments
At Seniorcare, we continue to move forward with a clear commitment: to improve the lives of older adults through furniture that is both functional and tailored to their needs.
The new 2025 catalogue introduces proposals that combine ergonomics, versatility, and warmth — featuring new collections, expanded ranges, and a wide selection of finishes designed to offer greater flexibility for every project.
New additions: Cala, Wave, Nuit and the Unna bench
Among the key highlights are four new additions that reflect our human-centred design philosophy:
- Cala, designed by Alegre Design, is a family of armchairs with timeless lines that combine ergonomics, comfort, and quality. Created for intensive use in care environments, it features a solid wood frame and injected foam for outstanding durability.
- Wave, designed by Odosdesign, offers dynamism, elegance, and functionality. With its distinctive rear handle for easy mobility, rounded profiles, and enveloping aesthetic, it is a versatile piece ideal for shared spaces.
- Unna bench, an evolution of the Unna collection by Yonoh studio, expands the range with modular solutions designed for waiting areas and shared spaces, while maintaining the collection’s characteristic warmth.
- Nuit, our new sofa bed, stands out for its discreet functionality and refined design. Ideal for multipurpose rooms or spaces requiring a stylish yet comfortable sleeping solution.
Nepal adapts to movement: new transfer version
The Nepal collection now includes the transfer recliner with wooden armrests, a wheeled model with a rear handle, designed for spaces where mobility is essential. This new version combines comfort, elegance, and practicality in a single solution.
MAE expands with new sideboards and greater versatility
The MAE collection is growing with the addition of new pieces such as sideboards, created to offer functional storage without compromising on a friendly, warm aesthetic. Multiple customisation options — including handles, finishes, and combinations — make it a flexible solution for a range of settings, from bedrooms to communal areas.
Finishes that make a difference
One of the key features of this new catalogue is the possibility of combining wood, colours, and technical fabrics — with a final section showcasing real-world design proposals. From soft tones for calm environments to bolder combinations that aid orientation or encourage social interaction.
We have also expanded our colour options and introduced new fabrics such as Vestige, a technical collection inspired by herringbone patterns and made entirely from 100 % recycled PET bottles. A sustainable and durable option available in a wide palette, perfect for projects seeking to unite design with environmental commitment.
Furniture that cares for the caregivers
All Seniorcare collections share a common goal: to make daily life easier for users, caregivers, and professionals. That’s why our products are designed with ergonomic, aesthetic, and technical criteria to ensure durability, easy cleaning, and seamless integration into any care or domestic environment.
