About us
As an ‘aging in place specialist’ and trained interior designer, Emma has a passion for accessible design and would love to make this a commonly understood concept.
I invite you along on this journey in exploring the steps that we can take to ensure a more beautiful accessible world for all.
Emma Doman
Queen of Accessibility
What is accessible design?
It’s simply a home in which anyone with a physical disability can comfortably live-in, or even just visit. A few of the many important accessible design features to include in your home are; wider doorways, a no-step entrance, wheelchair accessible bathrooms, lower light switches, and 5 ‘ of clear floor space per room.
Having a wheelchair accessible home means that no matter what health-changes occur to you or your family, you’ll be able to maintain your freedom and independence and continue living in your own home.
We can help you
Are you planning on building your dream home or considering renovating an existing home? Will the design of your new home be able to accommodate your future accessibility needs if they happen to change?
Designing and incorporating for wheelchair accessibility at the building-stage is critical as retrofitting your home in the future would be costly and disruptive.
Introductory Offer $599
Blueprint Review, Assessment, and Solutions
- for wheelchair accessibility and ease of use
- offer solutions specific to your home on how to improve access in the difficult areas
- supply a concise itemized list of changes for your home
- and as a BONUS we’ll also include general accessibility design goals for the remaining rooms of your house.
Learn more. Read our blog.