The refurbishment has transformed the home’s reception, community lounges and kitchens, with refreshed interiors and the installation of new furniture throughout. The improvements have been designed to enhance everyday living, creating spaces that feel both homely and practical for residents to enjoy.

A key part of the project was the involvement of residents themselves. Residents were invited to take part in choosing the new furniture, giving them a valuable opportunity to shape the look and feel of their home. From selecting styles to sharing preferences, their input helped ensure the finished spaces reflect what matters most to the people who live there.

Francisco Peas, Home Manager at Cherry Garth said:

This refurbishment has been about more than updating our spaces, it’s about creating an environment that truly feels like home. Involving residents in choosing the furniture was incredibly important to us. It gave them a voice in shaping their surroundings and made the whole experience more meaningful.

The updated areas now offer bright, comfortable spaces for socialising and relaxing, while the refreshed kitchens support daily life and shared activities. The reception area has also been enhanced to provide a warm and welcoming first impression for families and visitors.

At Cherry Garth, the ethos of the home is centred on ensuring residents are involved in every aspect of daily life.