Wheelchair user with motor neurones desase in a birght, fully adapted living space with rooflights, positioned beside a bespoke CNC-machined walnut-veneered plywood cabinet.

Adaptiation for Disabled Living

This inspiring home project showcases how inclusive design and fine craftsmanship can come together beautifully in a adaption for a disabled client. The centrepiece to the home is a custom CNC-machined cabinet, made from high-quality birch plywood with walnut veneer, and accented by powder-coated elements for a striking, elegant contrast.

Designed to be fully accessible from both a wheelchair positioning and standing, the cabinet celebrates Middle Eastern and Ottoman-style influences while using modern techniques to deliver a refined, functional feature.

Every detail is carefully considered to support independent living and to create a warm, culturally rich focal point tailored to the client’s personal story.

The piece of furniture is a part of a larger project, but the client particularly valued the beauty of the home and how important it is to have beautiful things, as a means of bringing happiness and joy to a space.

“The oriental shelving looks very contemporary. Will the shelving be adjustable? Otherwise, nailed it.”

Gareth D (Project Client)

Detailed construction drawings of the bespoke walnut cabinet
Visaul showing the lounge space with mirrors, inspired by the Hall of Mirrors in versailles
Disabled furniture sketch conceiving what the space may look like
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