A modern realistic residential care home interior for bedrooms, day rooms, dining rooms, assisted bathrooms and the service side of a home. It is a place people live rather than a hospital ward: the furniture is domestic oak on a warm palette, the chairs are upholstered and piped, and the colour is carried by the soft things a ward does not have, the curtains, the rug, the books and the plants, so every pale piece still reads against a white background. Heights are the ones care asks for: armchair seats at 480 mm a resident can stand up from, the bed platform at 560 mm, dining tables at 750 mm, handrails and grab rails at 800 mm. Wall, window and door modules run on a 1.2 m by 2.6 m grid with wall-left and wall-right connectors; floor and carpet tiles are 1.2 m square; corridor handrail sections and ceiling hoist track run on 1.2 m centres; lounge chairs butt into a run on a 700 mm module, so a bedroom, a corridor, a day room and a bathroom are each the same pieces repeated. The profiling bed's head section, the wardrobe, cabinet and sluice doors, the bedroom and fire door leaves, the memory box front, the chest, bedside, desk and medication trolley drawers, the walk in bath's side door, and the bin, linen trolley and medication trolley lids are named nodes on their real hinge or slide axes, each shipping a rigid open and close clip; every trolley, the over bed table, the hoist, the wheelchair, the rollator, the shower chair and the weighing chair ship a roll clip on their castors, and the tilt in space chair rocks on its tilt axis. Node transforms only, no skinning. What deliberately does not move, and why: the curtains, the bedding, the folded linen and the hoist sling, because cloth is not a rigid node; the call bell lead and every cable, for the same reason; the bed's height columns, the hoist boom and actuator, the door closer arm, the folding wheelchair frame and the folding drop down grab rail, because each is a linkage no single rigid node transform can follow, and faking one costs a consumer more than it gives. There are no residents or staff in the pack, because nothing here is skinned, and no real care provider, equipment maker or brand name appears anywhere: notice boards, signs and the door name plate are deliberately blank so a project can letter its own. Every file is self-contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.