Making your kitchen more accessible for people with disabilities involves considering the needs of those who will be using the space and designing the kitchen accordingly. This may include installing lower countertops, wider doorways, and grab bars to make the space safer and easier to navigate. Consider adding adjustable countertops, which can be raised or lowered to accommodate individuals who use wheelchairs or have mobility issues. Additionally, think about the location of appliances and storage, and arrange them in a way that makes it easy for individuals with disabilities to reach and use them. By working with a contractor or designer who has experience with accessibility design, you can ensure that your kitchen is both functional and accessible for all users.
