Warm light or cool light? Which one do you prefer? We recently had the pleasure of installing a mirror that allows you to choose between the two, letting you set the tone yourself! This feature is particularly beneficial in mobility-enhanced bathrooms designed for seniors and individuals with disabilities, offering several advantages
Reduced eye strain. The ability to switch between warm and cool light can lessen eye strain, providing comfort for eyes that may be sensitive or have diminished vision. This adaptability is crucial for seniors and individuals with disabilities, ensuring that bathroom tasks are performed with ease, especially during detailed activities like medication management or personal grooming.
You can set the mood. Warm light can create a softer, cosier feeling, ideal for evening routines and promoting relaxation before sleep. This is particularly beneficial for creating a calming atmosphere in the bathroom, helping to ease the transition to sleep and avoid the harshness of bright, cool light.
Allows you to see more details. While warm light offers comfort, the option of cool light, which mimics natural daylight, is essential for tasks requiring greater precision and detail recognition. Its brighter and more vivid illumination enhances visual clarity, making it easier for individuals, regardless of their age or mobility challenges, to see fine points and subtle variations in colour.
Do you need help choosing the right design for your accessible bathroom? Give us a call at 0131 202 8999 and we can arrange a FREE design consultation 
