Within Licensed Interior Design Inc.

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. For us, accessibility is about creating spaces that are inclusive for a wide range of people. This means considering how all sorts of individuals will interact with elements in the space. There are 5 accessible design elements visible in this dining hall we designed for Chartwell Retirement Residences Kamloops that also double as design features. Can you spot them all? Answers are below 👇

Answers:
1. Bright lighting: helps those with visual impairments
2. acoustic wall panels and ceiling tiles: add interest and dimension to the space while addressing acoustics in this large open space
3. Sturdy armed chairs: helps maintain independence in movement
4. Smooth and continuous flooring: assists with ease of mobility with many groups

5. Wide aisles for accessibility and maneuverability

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! 🔄🌿
Ezobord is an acoustic panelling product created from recycled plastics. From childcare spaces, to medical offices and workspaces ezobord adds functional, sustainable and aesthetic value to so many different spaces!

Check out this cool video on how Ezobord is manufactured!
https://vimeo.com/669937674

Featured: Communal office space with ceiling panels and individual workspace with wall tiles.