ACCESSIBLE DESIGN

What Our Clients Are Saying?

“You demonstrated remarkable expertise as you anticipated each of (my husband's) needs …. It meant the world to me that you created a home which was warm and inviting as well as safe and accessible to my handicapped husband.”

- Elaine Gotlieb

“You were like a visionary in the retrofitting of our home. You used your phenomenal expertise and creativity to envision options that put functionality into living space for my physically challenged son.”

- Robert Lapin

When you’re physically challenged, even the most common residential features can present themselves as barriers to independent living.

Accessible Design, also known as Universal Design, is a specialized branch of Interior Design.

Adele Cohen Segel obtained additional advanced training in Aging-in-Place, and Accessible Design at Harvard University.

Through Adele's expertise, Relocate & Renovate can offer effective, innovative breakthroughs to barriers and restore a sense of independence. Proven state-of-the-art solutions include: Easy electronic control systems, wider doorways, pullout shelving, non-grasp drawer and cabinet pulls, lever-operated faucets, flexible workstations, and more.

Equally important is the fact that current accessible design solutions are very stylish so homes continue to be highly marketable.

AGING-IN-PLACE

Independent living often becomes an issue for another group of clients—older homeowners. Until recently, they had to leave their homes and long-time cherished neighbors for a different, geriatric-friendly environment. Not any more.

Within Accessible Design is a field of expertise called Aging-In-Place.

Proven, attractive aging-in-place solutions are available to help you feel more comfortable and more confident.