Good Form and Function:
Interactive Floor Plan

Choose seating with enough structure in the back and arm rests for strong support getting in and out.

Choose a dining table with leaves for double-duty: it saves space folded and accommodates guests opened.

A buffet or sideboard can also function as a TV stand, bringing a multi-functional piece to the room.

Choose tables with round edges to prevent injury, and avoid glass tops for better visibility.

Use small, colorful pillows and throws to add accents and warmth to a room.

Install easily accessible dimmers to bedside lamps for a greater convenience turning lights off and on.

Keep some of your personal collections by displaying them as wall art.

Closet organizing systems help to maximize closet space and provide easy access to a variety of personal belongings.

Use contrasting colors in the bathroom to more easily find items.

Install ADA compliant lever-style faucets in the kitchen; they're easier to operate as well as good looking.