A Room-by-Room Guide to Renovating Your Accessible Home

Hey there, design enthusiasts! Today, Waldron Designs is diving deep into the world of home renovations, with a focus on making your space not only stylish but accessible too. We believe that everyone deserves a home that feels luxurious and is designed with inclusivity in mind. So, grab your favorite drink, kick back, and let's explore how to make every room in your home accessible with style!

ENTRY: Welcoming Accessibility

As you step into your home, imagine a space that's not just inviting but accommodating for everyone. Wide doors, a 60" turnaround, and a designated sitting area for shoe removal are the first steps. Don't forget the little details – a spot to place items for safety during the shoe and coat removal dance!

Be sure that fireplaces meet all safety standards

LIVING ROOM: Cozy and Safe

Your living room is the heart of your home, and it should be a place where everyone can relax without worry. Opt for a fireplace with safety in mind and choose weighted rugs to prevent any tripping hazards. Keep the space clutter-free and opt for seating that's not only comfortable but also easy to get up and down from.

KITCHEN: Culinary Comfort

Now, let's head to the kitchen, the soul of many homes. Motion-detecting lighting inside cabinets and drawers? Check. A touch faucet for ease of use? Absolutely. Varied heights for work surfaces, allowing work at a seated height? You got it! An accessible kitchen is a place where culinary magic and inclusivity meet.

This bathroom space allowed a roll-in shower with no door as an obstacle and a nice, wide doorway.

BATHROOM: Spa-like Accessibility

The bathroom is often a sanctuary, and it should be designed with accessibility in mind. A roll-in shower with no curb, strategically placed grab bars, and open space under the sink are non-negotiables. Consider drop-in or built-in tubs for a touch of luxury without compromising accessibility.

BEDROOM: Dreamy Accessibility

Your bedroom is your retreat, and it should be accessible without sacrificing style. Install motion-detector nightlights under the bed for those late-night strolls. As for bed height, find that sweet spot that ensures ease of getting in and out while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of your dreamy haven.

Renovating your home for accessibility is in Vogue!! We are seeing so many young, healthy people incorporate these features, there is no reason to hold back. It's an opportunity to enhance the overall luxurious feel of your space while ensuring it's welcoming to everyone. At Waldron Designs, we're all about creating homes that not only look good but also feel good – for every member of the family.

Remember, it's not just about designing spaces; it's about designing experiences. Happy renovating, friends! 🛠️🏡✨

[Insert Relevant Images: Entryway, Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom, Bedroom]

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