1. safety: ensure that the home design meets the safety needs of the elderly. For example, install handrails and non-slip floors to avoid using wet carpets, ensure the stability of furniture and reduce the risk of falling.
2. Barrier-free design: design a barrier-free home environment considering the mobility difficulties of the elderly. For example, install ramps or handrails so that the elderly can easily enter and leave the house and bathroom.
3. Bright lighting: provide sufficient natural light and good lighting to help the elderly see the surrounding environment better. Use soft lighting to avoid glare.
4. Comfortable furniture: Choose comfortable and stable furniture to provide support and comfort for the elderly. Considering the physical needs of the elderly, choose a highly suitable seat and bed.
5. Convenient storage space: design a storage space that is easy to take, put and arrange, so that the elderly can store and take things out conveniently and avoid bending over or climbing high.
6. Install handrails and handles: Install handrails and handles where necessary, such as bathrooms, kitchens and stairs, to provide additional support and stability.
7. Consider the needs of the elderly: According to the needs of the elderly, design a comfortable rest area and provide enough space for them to carry out activities and rest.
Please note that the above are just some suggestions, and the specific home design should be customized according to the personal needs and health status of the elderly.