When we’re planning and designing how we’re going to make a hospital better, patients are often at the centre of our focus; they’re the people who need to benefit most from being there, after all. But as well as creating a place that is better for them, we know
This month, we’re celebrating 10 years of making hospitals better places for everyone who uses them, but did you know that Grosvenor Interiors originally designed homes rather than hospitals?
How many jobs do you do in a day? If you’re a nurse, the chances are it’s more than one. It’s likely you’re also a concierge, tour guide, customer services rep and an administrator. No wonder your shifts feel long! There’s also another job that you do
Yes, you did read that right. Naked.
But before you think we’ve gone a little bit mad, we’re talking about getting rid of wall clutter rather than your wardrobe.
Have you noticed that life is getting busier? We’re constantly surrounded by media and advertising through our smartphones and we’re almost always connected to the internet and social media, being almost overloaded with information. We rarely have the chance to slow down and focus anymore.
We’ve been ‘glamming’ up hospital walls for years, so it’s only fair we give hospital ceilings some love!
Staying in hospital isn’t a normal part of growing up but for some children it’s necessary to help them recover from illness. Even so, it doesn’t mean they should miss out on other parts of their childhood like
Creating children’s wards that are better for everyone
