Accessibility, Function & Beauty
Includes features such as:
This family has a child with limited mobility who loves to cook, so they wanted an ADA kitchen remodel to allow full access, while upgrading its overall usefulness and beauty for all family members. Most of the 1960s-era house was already wheelchair accessible, but the kitchen had not be upgraded.
Schroeder Design/Build tore out the old kitchen and redesigned the floor plan for flow and accessibility, adding in features that would enhance the child’s ability to utilize every part of the kitchen both now and into adulthood.
Since one family member uses a wheelchair, accessibility to all parts of the kitchen were a top priority. Working closely with our in-house architecture and design teams, the homeowners devised a layout that not only met their wants and desires, it completely enhanced the overall look and use of the home.
Schroeder was able to complete the work within the client’s budget while paying close attention to the family’s requirements for sanitary conditions throughout the construction process. We limited the work area with barriers, reduced dust, and sanitized wherever and whenever possible.
Accessibility features include:
The result of the kitchen remodel was a beautiful and enhanced room that functions well for the entire family’s needs. Little things, like the soft-close cabinet doors and drawers that won’t catch little fingers helped to improve safety features. An existing fireplace was repurposed to become a hidden storage nook for school backpacks. The clients also loved our online communication platform that highlighted daily progress and enabled constant and consistent communication.
Aesthetic features include:
See more pictures in our Kitchen Remodels Portfolio.
Schroeder Design/Build
Inspiration Studio
3918 Prosperity Avenue, Suite 100
Fairfax, Virginia 22031
(703) 449-1700
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