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As an increasingly popular buzzword, universal design has sometimes been misinterpreted as designing for specific, unique needs like aging or limited mobility. But when done right, it should take individuals of all ages and abilities into account. When it improves the human experience and fulfills needs, design can help people live better. The owners of Lifespan Design Studio set out to do just that.
Many people are looking for ways to live healthier and happier, and they expect their homes to be part of that quest. As a result, light has been increasingly on the minds of designers and architects. “People want to feel better and live healthier lives,” says Christine Marvin, director of corporate strategy and design at Marvin® Windows and Doors. “Light has a huge impact on how people feel about their home.” Scientific evidence further affirms the reasoning behind the cultural sentiment.
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