
Memory Care Wayfinding: Design Strategies for Dementia
Reduce anxiety and improve independence in memory care. Using color coding, lighting, and visual cues for dementia-friendly design.

Reduce anxiety and improve independence in memory care. Using color coding, lighting, and visual cues for dementia-friendly design.

Biophilia is more than potted plants. Use circadian lighting, natural textures, and organic fractals to improve patient outcomes in hospitals.

Navigating Article 28, CON applications, and NFPA 101 in New York and New Jersey. A guide for healthcare facility expansion.

In the post-2020 world, supply chain volatility is a constant variable. Relying on “just-in-time” delivery is a risk that Design + Implementation Group does not take. The Early Procurement Advantage We initiate “FF&E Procurement” early in the design phase, often before construction begins. By securing materials and storing them in

Biophilic design—our innate connection to nature—is a proven stress reducer. While living walls are popular, we also utilize color psychology to achieve similar results through the use of deep greens and moss tones. Corporate Application In a high-pressure corporate setting, a “Green Room” or breakout area painted in restorative sage

Effective Retail design is not just about aesthetics; it is about sales velocity. We use design psychology to guide the customer from the lease line to the point of sale. The Decompression Zone The first ten feet of a store are critical. We keep this area open and inviting, using

Commercial construction is a high-stakes undertaking. An “Owners Representative” acts as the client’s advocate, sitting between the client and the general contractor/architect to ensure the client’s best interests are protected. Bridging the Gap At DIG, our “Design + Implementation” model allows us to step naturally into this role. Because we

The era of the massive, mahogany-clad executive suite is fading. In 2026, “Executive Offices” are becoming smaller, more efficient, and highly integrated with technology. Hybrid Functionality Today’s leaders spend half their day on video calls. We design these offices with specific attention to lighting and backdrops, ensuring the executive looks

In the Education sector, the student union has become the “living room” of the campus. To support modern learning styles, these spaces must be hyper-flexible. Multi-Purpose Furniture We move away from fixed seating, opting for modular furniture systems that students can reconfigure for solo study or group projects. This flexibility

The “Med Spa” acts as a bridge between the Healthcare and Hospitality sectors. The design challenge is to maintain the sterility required for medical procedures while evoking the relaxation of a resort. Surface Selection We specify non-porous, medical-grade quartz and porcelain that can withstand harsh disinfectants, yet specify them in

Monolithic designs feel flat. To create dynamic commercial interiors, DIG employs “material mixing”—the strategic juxtaposition of contrasting textures. A current favorite in our corporate and retail sectors is the pairing of raw concrete with soft textiles. Industrial Warmth In a recent “Executive Offices” project, we left structural concrete columns exposed

The definitive design agenda for January 2026 in NYC. DIG Interiors covers The Winter Show, NY NOW, and the top trends shaping luxury residential real estate.

A guide to The Winter Show 2026 at Park Avenue Armory. How to source museum-quality antiques for modern NYC luxury interiors.

Recap of Maison&Objet January 2026 trends and how they influence NYC residential design, from color palettes to material selection.

Americana Week 2026 in NYC highlights the return of ‘brown furniture’. Learn how to integrate historic American antiques into modern luxury homes.