Lighting

The use of colour and contrast can help those living with Dementia better navigate their living space, but also affect how comfortable they feel in that space.

At the most basic level, contrasting colours can help someone distinguish the features of a room, for example using different colours on the walls and floor or using furniture in bright, standout colours. On a more specific level, colours and borders can be used to designate areas and help bring some structure and logic to the living space.

Our lighted mat not helps illuminate a defined area but can also designate that area for a specific purpose, such as a place for personal posesions or to keep medication.

This durable mat comes with a border which can be lit up in a choice of colours, making it ideal for illuminating a bedside cabinet at night.