When we talk about design, we usually think about aesthetics, materials, or the shape of objects. However, there is a fundamental aspect that sometimes goes unnoticed: the human body. Furniture is directly related to how we move in our daily lives. Sitting, leaning, changing posture, or standing up are everyday actions that involve constant interaction [&hel

In care environments, furniture does not only serve a practical function. Its placement and arrangement directly influence mood, autonomy, and the quality of social interactions among older people. The same space can feel cold or welcoming, passive or stimulating, depending on how it is organised. For this reason, planning furniture layout is a strategic dec

At Seniorcare, we continue to champion design as a powerful tool for social transformation. That’s why, once again, we’ve partnered with students from the Master’s Degree in Product Design at CEU Cardenal Herrera University, on a project that connects young creativity with the real needs of older adults. Guided by Ana Segovia from Odosdesign and [&hell