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About Mosaic Living

Room to be yourself.

A shared home begins with the people who may live there: their preferences, familiar routines and hopes for everyday life.

Front exterior of the property and lawn in daylight.
Front exterior and lawn. Owner-supplied photograph of the actual property.

Our purpose

A home shaped around adult lives.

Mosaic Living is a planned supported shared home in Chiang Mai for autistic adults and adults with disabilities or other support needs. One property is being prepared, with opening planned for January 2027.

The intention is a warm household where people can take part in ordinary life with assistance as needed. Sharing a meal, choosing some music or finding a quiet place to read should leave room for individual preferences.

What support looks like must begin with each person. The home, the proposed arrangements and the person's needs all need to be considered together before anyone makes a commitment.

The starting point

The adult belongs in the conversation.

Family members may bring years of understanding. The person considering the home brings their own experience, wishes and ways of communicating. Both matter, and the adult's choices should remain central.

That means making space to express a preference, to ask for help, to change a decision or to say that something does not feel right.

Ordinary choices deserve attention.

Some people enjoy company around a table. Others prefer a short conversation and time on their own. A meaningful approach to shared living recognises both, rather than expecting everyone to join every activity.

Our intended approach values useful assistance, respectful communication and enough flexibility for a person's day to feel like their own.

Explore everyday life

Connection can continue.

Considering another home can bring practical questions and strong feelings for a whole family. Continued contact and agreed updates are part of the proposed approach, with the adult's consent.

Families should have room to ask careful questions about the home and understand what is confirmed before making decisions. The same clarity matters to the adult considering living here.

Information for families

A clear picture of this first home.

Mosaic Living is one planned home, without grades or accommodation tiers. Its value is in the intended household experience and individual approach, not a promise of luxury, clinical care or a particular outcome.

This preview shares the actual property alongside clearly labelled illustrative scenes. The founder team still needs to confirm detailed support capabilities, staffing arrangements and costs. Those conversations are an essential part of understanding whether the home could be suitable.

See the actual property

Taking the next step

Start with what matters to you.

Explore the home, ask about the intended approach or prepare questions for an individual discussion.

Talk first or start with a short questionnaire. Either is a welcome beginning.