A double banquette of drawers—easily accessible from the kitchen and adjacent dining room—makes the case for abundant storage and opens up the space for improved light and circulation.

A tall pullout pantry keeps cooking supplies close at hand, while a convenient fold-down cutting board—designed for wheelchair use—mounts to the wall to keep everyone involved in food preparation.

A splash of color—in painted glass panels—really pops against this kitchen’s neutral palette. A smaller speed oven allows for a reduced-height counter while ample drawer storage and a bottom freezer make for long-term accessibility.

What’s missing in this picture? No threshold makes getting in—and out—of this frameless shower-tub suite pure pleasure. Textured floor tile, grab bars, hand shower, and an extra-wide bath deck complete the clean, seamless design.

A tiled platform customized to the height of a combination toilet-bidet allows for an effortless approach.

Keeping one vanity open—with no base cabinetry below—reserves available space for seated or wheelchair access to the sink area.