Spacious, colourful, stylish and packed with technical solutions and technological innovations, this Smart Room has been designed in partnership with designer Didier Versaveland after consultation with Group employees with disabilities. Particular attention was paid to the bathroom, where everything from the shower head to the seat and the height of the washbasin can be adjusted.
a new approach to PRM rooms, which are often unoccupied, unwelcoming and stigmatising
A bed that can be raised and lowered, a headboard and footboard that can be raised, a mobile bedside table that can be used as a walker, sliding shelves so that clothes come to the person rather than the other way round, a handrail hidden in the design: the bedroom also has a host of little details that count. "With this concept, our ambition is to offer a a new approach to PMR roomsoften unoccupied, unwelcoming and stigmatising"explains Damien Perrot, Director of Design Solutions at Accor Hotels.
