Stained carpets and poorly made beds weakened the dignity and respect of residents in a care home, an inspection found.
Care inspectors who visited Drummohr Care Home, in Wallyford, East Lothian, late last year said residents "did not experience a homely environment" because of poor bedroom standards.
Giving the home a 'weak' grade 2 for the way it supported people's well-being, the inspectors said: "Although bedrooms were personalised, some people's room were not fresh smelling and had stained carpets and their clothing was poorly stored.
