Aesthetic Value of Furniture Design for the Elderly: Cultural Identity and Era Evolution

Abstract

A significant improvement to the advancement of the Quality of Life (QoL) for Senior Citizens (SC) has been provided by Furniture Design (FD), which takes into account both their physical requirements and their emotional state. A review of the Aesthetic Value (AV) of FD is made available in this paper, with a particular focus on the integration of Cultural Identity (CI) and historical progress. Studying the role of regionally evocative designs and their impact on people of any age, the work of art explores the methods in which furniture may induce emotions of comfort, simplicity, and location. The analysis significantly underlines the impact it has on SC. The primary emphasis of this archeological research is on the evolution of FD during a period of time and the methods by which current developments have impacted the fundamental concepts that are used in today's society. Within the context of this research project, the difficulties and challenges that are connected with achieving the development of AV FD providing practical assistance for SC are explored. This can be achieved via the application of case histories and an analysis of architectural techniques representing four distinct Asian countries. In conclusion, the results obtained from the current study demonstrate the importance of improving the quality of life of SC by reaching an improved balance between AV, historical value, and feasible results within the context of FD.