Aging in Place

by | Sep 10, 2015 | Construction & Design, Home Design | 0 comments

Aging-in-Place, or Universal Design, means being able to live in one’s home independently regardless of age or ability. We all know someone who has trouble getting around. And with our aging population, we want the guarantee of being able to stay in our own home as long as we choose to. If you are going to design+build a new home, live the way you want because you have planned for it. Enjoy the posts below to see how to make this possible.

Wes Russell, Superintendent

Wes Russell, Superintendent

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | WES RUSSELL Wes Russell Superintendent A native of Mills River, NC, Wes has been in the custom home business for more than 25 years. He is a Superintendent for Living Stone Design + Build and responsible for day-to-day activities...

Four Ways To Bring Nature Into The Home

Four Ways To Bring Nature Into The Home

As most of you know from our designs and builds, we love bringing nature into a home. We're big believers in biophilic design. This philosophy is about people being closer to nature. Of course, sometimes it's easier said than done.  Here's a great post from our...

Randy McDevitt

ABOUT LIVING STONE | MEET OUR TEAM | RANDY MCDEVITTRandy McDevitt Field ManagerBorn and raised in Marshall, NC, Randy is a Field Operator for Living Stone Design + Build. He’s in charge of preparing the site for a build. From tree removal to grading, Randy’s there to...

Recent Feature in NAHB’s Best in American Living

Recent Feature in NAHB’s Best in American Living

  Funny how one home can get so much attention. Over the years, the Campbell residence has garnered national accolades. And to be honest, it's humbling to stumble upon this feature in NAHB's Best in American Living. We feel incredibly lucky to build...

Living Stone Sets Benchmark with Safety

Living Stone Sets Benchmark with Safety

Living Stone Sets Benchmark with Safety Safety isn't usually something you think about when you're looking to build a home, but it says a lot about your builder. And to be quite honest, job safety is something we pride ourselves on. The National Association of Home...

Eight Principles of a Healthy Home

Eight Principles of a Healthy Home

Keep it DRY Damp homes provide an environment for dust mites, roaches, rodents and molds. All of these can cause or worsen asthma. In addition, moisture can damage the building materials in your home. Keep it CLEAN Clean homes reduce pest infestation and exposures to...