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In a universally designed kitchen, one might see…
- Moveable cabinets and drawer stacks that are geared toward the activities and functions of daily living and easy to open, whether you are tall or short, with pulls instead of knobs, which can catch and are hard to grasp
- Pull outs, lazy-Susan-turntables, and spaces defined entirely by your personal collection of dishes, tools, and small appliances
- Hidden controls, outlets, and plumbing pipes that are concealed for safety
- Appropriate task lighting for working, single action faucets for easy use, a variety of counter heights for standing and sitting
- Accessible sinks, cook tops, with maximum heat controls, that are flat to prevent pans tipping, ovens that do not add heat to the kitchen area and provide a variety of cooking modes with minimum energy use
kitchen | living area | bathroom
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