We specialize in senior living interiors to fill the need for interesting and fresh housing options for seniors across the country.

For the past 25 years we have worked with our clients to provide senior living communities that are reflective of the architectural styles and design preferences found in each region, community or neighborhood. While each community incorporates solid senior living design principles, each community is unique. Every BBA community is filled with local flavor - art, historical artifacts, photography and hand crafted art objects that are made by local and regional artisans.

The BBA team strives for harmony, unity and balance with each design solution. Harmony is achieved when all the parts of the community relate to and complement each other. Unity gives a sense of oneness to the community. Balance places all parts of a space in a pleasing arrangement.

Each community begins with a dream by a few residents, community leaders or a local organization. The BBA team can help you make these dreams a reality with inspired solutions, dedication and attention to detail.

Bridget Bohacz received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Michigan State University in the early eighties. With a strong interest in history and classical architecture, Bridget was determined to make her home in the Washington D.C. area. A few years later Bridget accepted a position in Maryland and soon after began her career in senior living interior design, while working for Oxford Retirement Services, Inc.

In 1989 Bridget founded Bridget Bohacz & Associates, Inc., and has operated in the Baltimore-Washington area ever since, focusing on senior living interior design.

We believe that every interior must be seamlessly integrated with the architectural style established by you and your architectural team. Whether that architectural style is Arts & Crafts, Mediterranean Revival or Postmodern, our goal is to provide continuity between the exterior and interior.

We have two communities under construction that will receive Silver and Gold LEED - Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Certification.

In a wold where sustainable products should be the standard, we keep our eye on the green credentials of every finish and furnishing that we specify and procure. We assume every client is style conscious yet eco-aware!

• Environments for Aging 2015 - Edgewood Summit
• Design for Aging Review 2014 - Haven Hospice
• Environments for Aging Award of Excellence 2013 - The Stayton
• Design Environments for Aging, Honorable Mention 2012 - Haven Hospice
• Design Environments for Aging, Honorable Mention 2012, Newcastle Estates
• Design For Aging Review 2011 - The Boulders at RiverWoods
• Green Building & Design 2011 - The Stayton at Museum Way
• Design Environments for Aging Review 2010 - Santa Marta
• Design For Aging Review 2010 - The Ridge at RiverWoods
• Design Environments for Aging Recognition 2009 - Harbor's Edge
• Design for Aging & AIA Recognition 2009 - The Boulders
• Design Environments for Aging Recognition 2008 - Newcastle
• Design for Aging Review 7 - Edgemere
• Design for Aging Review 7 - Newcastle Place
• Design for Aging Review 7 - Mercy Ridge
• Design for Aging Review 6 - Beechwood
• NAHB Senior Housing Gold Achievement Award 2006 - Riverwoods at Exeter
• Design For Senior Environments 2006 - Mercy Ridge
• Design for Aging Review 2005 - Mercy Ridge
• Design for Aging Review 2005 - Harbor's Edge
• Design for Senior Environments 2005 - University Place
• Design for Senior Environments 2005 - Ferris Hills
• NAHB Senior Housing Gold Achievement Award 2004 - Riverwoods at Exeter
• Hospitality Design Gold Key Award 2003 for Edgemere
• NAHB Senior Housing Silver Award 2001 for Asbury Pointe
• Cont. Long Term Care, Order of Excellence Award 1996 for Acacia Village
• NAHB Senior Housing Silver Award 1996 for Acacia Village
• AAHSA & AIA Design for Aging Citation 1995 for Acacia Village
• NAHB Senior Housing Gold Award 1992 for Springhill