When it comes to bedroom furniture in your care homes, one of the biggest considerations will need to be how stable the furniture is. Many residents are unsteady on their feet, and as a result, will use the furniture around them to steady themselves. This could be wardrobes, desks, drawers or anything else that may be in the room. So it is paramount that these items are as stable as possible.
Stability
The key feature to avoid on bedroom furniture to ensure stability is spindly legs or feet. The more surface area that is in contact with the floor, the less likely it is that something with topple so easily. The majority of our bedroom furniture avoids using legs altogether and opts for a more solid base. Not only does this increase the stability, but it also stops residents from losing items underneath. However, we know that not everyone finds this style of furniture attractive.
We also offer a number of options that have wider, firm, legs. Such as the Cavendish Oak range. This range boasts an attractive oak appearance and includes all the weight and stability you would expect with this style of furniture. Making it the perfect choice for your resident’s bedrooms. You may just have to check for lost items under the furniture every so often.
Design
We have to remember that, although we spend a lot of time in the care homes while we work, our residents are living there. Some for a short period before moving elsewhere, some visit for a week or two for respite, and others spend many many happy years there.
With this in mind, consider your bedroom furniture at home. No one wants to spend hours in a room with unattractive and dull furniture, so why would you residents?
We know that any furniture will need to be easy to keep clean, and even to sterilise when needed. But this shouldn’t impact the design of the furniture.
Here at Hill & Hill, we have chosen a selection of bedroom collections that allow for easy clean, while being visually appealing.
Take a look at some of our favourites:
For more information on any of our collections, please get in touch with a member of our friendly team who will be happy to assist you. You can also check back to our blogs regularly for more information and ideas.

