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Category: Accessible Remodeling

Yes, Your Home Can Be Accessible Without Sacrificing Style

Creating an accessible home that seamlessly marries functionality with aesthetics is a science and an art. No longer are accessibility features confined to clinical or stark spaces; today, they can be integral to stylish, vibrant homes. At DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park, we transform homes into accessible and beautiful spaces through Independence by Design™, our signature approach to accessible remodeling that caters to the practical needs and aesthetic preferences[...]

How To Design a Kitchen That Ages As Gracefully As You

Aging is an inevitable fact of life, and with that comes the need to shape our living spaces to accommodate our changing needs. The great place to start is the kitchen, and in this blog post, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park shares a few accessible remodeling tips to help you design a kitchen space that meets your needs well into your later years while living in your forever home.[...]

3 Must-Have Design Features for an Accessible Bathroom

When planning an accessible remodeling project, bathrooms require particular attention to ensure they cater to all ages, sizes, and abilities. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park specializes in creating bathrooms that not only are beautiful and on-trend but also align with the principles of universal design. Continue reading as we list the top three bathroom features that ensure accessibility and comfort for everyone. (more…)

Key Characteristics of a Home Well-Suited for Aging in Place

Aging in place refers to the ability of senior individuals to continue living in their own homes safely, healthily, and comfortably, regardless of their age, income, or ability level. For aging in place to succeed, it is vital to consider the home environment and the wider community where the home is situated. DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park can guide you in creating a home that fosters safety[...]

Selecting the Perfect Color Palette for an Accessible Remodel

When embarking on a living-in-place remodel, it's essential to consider every detail that can enhance the comfort and well-being of the household. While structural changes and functional modifications are crucial, one often underestimated element is the power of color. (more…)

Debunking 5 Myths About Accessibility And Universal Design

Modifying a home to make it more accessible takes the concept of universal design into account. The idea is to make substantial changes to living spaces either to accommodate elderly family members or as a way for homeowners to create their "forever homes". (more…)

3 Key Elements of a Senior-Friendly Bathroom

As people age, they naturally experience mobility issues that can make everyday tasks like bathing more difficult. If you're designing a senior-friendly bathroom, you need to carefully choose the right features to ensure safety, comfort, and convenience. To learn more, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of St. Louis Park presents the three key elements of the perfect bathroom for your senior relative. (more…)