Borders can warn a person with poor sight of a change in floor type or texture. Avoid using light colored floors when possible. Light colors are more likely to show up scratch marks from walkers, canes and wheelchairs. Wallcovering Wallcoverings can be used to distinquish between areas. Bright colors are helpful for people who have limited vision or depth perception distinquish between walls, cabinets, doorways, etc.
Dark colors can reduce visibility in a room.
Lighting When possible use natural lighting. It is more diffuse than artificial lighting which makes it easier to see. Motion sensors and timers can be used to turn lights off and on. This is especially helpful for those who have difficulties with reaching. Position dimmers, switches, and thermostats between 42 inches and 48 inches above the floor.