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The tranquil theme continues in the master bathroom. Wide access to the toilet and under-sink clearance allows a person in a wheelchair independence and privacy.

This closet was designed to allow a wheelchair to enter the space. A second series of rods have been installed for easy wheelchair reach.

This photos illustrates that you can have an accessible home that is also beautiful! Wedgewood Blue glass tile back-splash offers the entire space the feeling of harmony and life.

This island was custom designed to fit the wheelchair height of the homeowner.

The island features a connected work table that is perfect for prepping food from a wheelchair or doing homework under a parent’s watchful eye.

This view of the kitchen is taken from the great room. Note the vaulted ceiling, tranquil color accents and wide entry into the pantry.

Truly accessible homes have no barriers. Halls and doorways are wider to allow the passage of wheelchairs, strollers and even two people walking hand-in-hand.