Designing and fitting out an elderly day care center requires a thoughtful approach that prioritizes comfort, safety, and accessibility. The space should foster a warm, welcoming atmosphere with natural lighting, soothing colors, and ergonomic furniture. Key features include non-slip flooring, handrails, wide corridors, and accessible restrooms. Multi-functional areas for social interaction, therapy, and rest are essential. Incorporating sensory elements and biophilic design can enhance well-being. Technology should support, not overwhelm—think simple interfaces and emergency alert systems. Ultimately, the design must promote dignity, independence, and joy in daily living.