The Accessible Bathroom: Safety and Comfort Where It Matters Most

The Accessible Bathroom: Safety and Comfort Where It Matters Most

— Stephanie Pharoah

Bathrooms are the single most common site of household falls, which makes this room the highest priority for accessibility upgrades, even in homes where other renovations aren't yet feasible. Here are 4 updates you can make in your bathrooms to instantly improve the accessibility of  your room, whether you're looking at your personal home or a short-term rental.

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A Kitchen Everyone Can Use: Accessible Cooking Spaces for Independent Living

A Kitchen Everyone Can Use: Accessible Cooking Spaces for Independent Living

— Pink Wall Designs

A kitchen that works for everyone means cooking stays a source of independence, not frustration. These small, targeted changes can restore a lot of independence in the kitchen without a full remodel.

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Ramp Up Your Entryway: Accessible Front Door & Hallway Upgrades

Ramp Up Your Entryway: Accessible Front Door & Hallway Upgrades

— Stephanie Pharoah
Getting into your own home shouldn't be the hardest part of your day. Yet for anyone using a wheelchair, walker, or cane, the entryway is often the first, and most...
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Designing for Dignity: Steps You Can Take to Create Accessible Homes

Designing for Dignity: Steps You Can Take to Create Accessible Homes

— Stephanie Pharoah

For many living with disabilities, homes often aren't built with them in mind. A narrow hallway, steps at the front door, a bathroom without a grab bar… these small details can turn everyday life into a daily obstacle course. Thoughtful design can change that, and the lessons learned from building for this community have a lot to teach anyone interested in creating spaces that work for real people, at every stage of life.

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