Universal design kitchen

Many people find themselves needing accessible homes for themselves or family members. There are approximately 30 million Americans using wheelchairs and the number of people who need access…

Universal Design” and “Aging in Place Design” have gained popularity in recent years; while they are similar, they do differ quite a bit in execution.

The Universal Kitchen project, which began in 1993 and involved students of the Rhode Island School of Design, was aimed at designing a kitchen that would cut back on useless movement. The students…

Discover accessible and universal design inspiration with photos and ideas. Explore our gallery for your next remodel or makeover project!

A fabulous charcoal grey matt finish inclusive kitchen, designed by Adam Thomas for a family home using Freedom by Symphony furniture.

Universal design is not just a trend, it is a way of life. It is the design of an environment or product that can be used by all people- abled or disabled- without adaptation. Everyday tasks may b…

Universal design is all about creating spaces where everyone can engage with their surroundings. Function is just as important as style and you should never have to sacrifice one for the other. Read on to see how me made our Lakeview home accessible and how other designers are doing the same thing!

Shown here is the kitchen installed at the Gervasutta Institute of Rehabilitative Medicine, where patients tested its design.

<p>Ideas to ensure you will be able to enjoy your home throughout your entire lifetime.</p>

The needs of the modern home—and the abilities of its residents—are increasingly varied, a fact that the contemporary housing market has yet to reflect