14 Tips for Designing an Accessible and Safe Kitchen for Seniors

It’s a simple fact of life: Everyone ages, and as we age, our needs at home change. It’s an unfortunate reality that the home of our youth may not necessarily serve us well as we get older. One of the places that might need the most changes is also one of the most used: the kitchen. Older homeowners can benefit tremendously from a kitchen that’s comfortable, safe, and easy to use. So, whether you’re a boomer looking to age in place or a younger homeowner designing a multigenerational home, here are 14 tips for designing an accessible and safe kitchen for seniors.

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Pros and Cons of 6 Popular Kitchen Sinks

Although it’s often an afterthought in a remodel, the kitchen sink plays a starring role in every home’s kitchen. Choosing the right one for your home can be challenging with so many options available on the market. 

Read on to learn more about the different kinds of kitchen sinks, including their pros and cons, to help you make the right decision for your kitchen.

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7 Creative Ideas for that Forgotten Space Between Your Kitchen Cabinet and Ceiling

In every home, the kitchen is not only a functional space but also a reflection of personal style and creativity. While optimizing countertop and cabinet space is essential, there is often an overlooked area that holds tremendous potential—the space above your kitchen cabinets. 

This often-neglected space can be transformed into a captivating and practical feature of your kitchen. 

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5 Easy Ideas for Small Kitchens

Guest Blogger: Casey Makovich

Small kitchens present unique challenges for homeowners, but having a small kitchen doesn’t mean you have to resort to takeout every night. Here are 5 easy ideas for small kitchens that will help make your space look and feel larger.

 

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Add storage wherever possible.

Space-permitting, bring in any storage pieces that will fit in your small kitchen. A kitchen hutch, set of drawers, rolling island or hanging pot rack are all great ways to squeeze in extra kitchen storage. If you have free wall space, consider adding open shelving or wall organizers for storing smaller kitchen utensils. If your cabinets don’t reach all the way up to the ceiling, make use of above cabinet space with baskets and bins.

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