For those with a disability, design dramatically affects how they interact with the world.
Seemingly small choices can improve quality of life.
Take the height of a sink, for instance.
You shouldnt have to compromise design to have this functionality.
Adapting some of the products were small tweaks.
Mirrors, for instance, can now tilt.
But there were some much larger changes for other pieces.
Some of Pottery Barns most popular armchairs now have the ability to tilt and move in every direction.
But there is reason for optimism.
Check out the entireaccessible home Pottery Barn collection here.
It adapted 150 best-selling items to make them more accessible while maintaining a chic aesthetic.
