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A level-access wet room designed for a client with progressive mobility needs. Features include book-matched marble tiling, a flush-floor drain, underfloor heating, a bespoke walnut folding shower bench, and integrated clinical-grade grab rails that blend with the brushed brass fittings.

This project demonstrates how carefully considered adaptations can be integrated into an existing kitchen without the need for a complete replacement. Working within the constraints of a discontinued kitchen range, we reconfigured cabinetry, lowered and reinstated the existing quartz worktop, and created a dedicated wheelchair-accessible preparation space. Specialist spray finishing was used to achieve a seamless colour match between new and existing units, ensuring the finished kitchen remained cohesive and visually consistent. The result is a stylish and practical kitchen that supports independence while retaining the character of the original design.

A thoughtfully designed permanent access ramp that replaces steep entrance steps with a gently sloping, anti-slip pathway, complemented by brushed stainless steel handrails and integrated lighting. Carefully designed to blend seamlessly with the existing architecture, the ramp provides safe, step-free access while creating a welcoming entrance that is both practical and elegant.
Homes Reimagined provides OT-led home adaptations and premium accessible design across Greater Manchester, Cheshire, and the wider North West.