Providing furniture to care housing facility, Potters Court

As experts in manufacturing furniture for care environments, we were very excited to be approached to supply products for one the largest care homes in Southampton, Potters Court. With the build completed in spring 2021, it was the perfect chance to showcase some of our newest collections. Evidently bringing our innovative furniture to the project.

Alex Salway of Daring Designs was appointed as the designer for this project and worked alongside us. Together we aimed to create an environment that would allow residents to feel not only comfortable but at home. Identifying the best pieces to do this, we provided all the furniture to ensure that every room had seating which promoted a calm and comforting feel.

Areas Furnished

The 83-room building features private areas for residents to recharge and relax. Furthermore, there are a selection of dining and communal areas. The state-of-the-art facility is complete with breakout areas on each floor, providing an open space for residents to socialise. Additionally, Alex decided to furnish the room with our award-winning Cubitt club chairs. Markedly, a versatile range suitable for a variety of environments. Populating the breakout rooms are the Harvey pedestal tables. A range offering residents a space to enjoy a coffee with friends, read or work on a project or hobby.

Potters Court also features a main lounge area. Being a large, flexible space with a mix of seating, ranging in styles and sizes. To meet this space’s requirements the gorgeous Lucia and Sorrento ranges have been deployed. The two work in conjunction to instantly invite residents and guests in. A characteristic of their elegant feel. Moreover, the entrance to the residents’ block is also furnished with Sorrento swivel chairs, featuring bespoke safety modifications for Potters Court. Another addition made out of consideration for disabled residents with limited mobility.

Colour Palette

Throughout the home, it was agreed a neutral colour palette would work best, with toned down hues featuring a splash of neon. Giving the building a mature, premium feel, the neon hints offer a fun twist here and there to put a smile on the face of its residents and staff.

We loved working with Alex to create the perfect interior setting at Potters Court, check out our other case studies here to see how we’ve kitted out other facilities…