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The biggest barrier to accessibility is not usability

The biggest barrier to accessibility is not usability

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Designing for Aging & Mobility: Accessible Furniture by Michael Graves Design for Pottery Barn

Maili Romero

The Michael Graves Design accessible furniture collection for Pottery Barn features thoughtful, mobility-friendly designs that prioritize both comfort and style while promoting the ‘Age in Place’ philosophy. With a focus on making everyday living easier for individuals with mobility challenges, these pieces incorporate innovative features that enhance usability while still being beautiful.  Key highlights of the collection include: Chair Grab Rails & Armrests: Rear grab rail for grip and balance Side Table Device & Cord Management: Integrated power strip inside drawer Bed Armrests & Pull & Roll: Integrated armrests help sitting, standing, & repositioning in bed Dresser Enhanced Touchpoints, Improved Clearance: Grab rails for grip, balance, and standing. 9” wheelchair-friendly ground clearance. Bed Extra Seating & Storage: Built-in bench provides a stable spot for dressing, more space efficient than typical bench. Dresser Supportive Rails & ADA-Compliant Hardware: Grab rails for grip, balance and assistance standing up. Easy to use one-handed drawer pulls are ADA-compliant. This collection beautifully merges our accessible design innovation with Pottery Barns' iconic designs and promotes ‘Aging In Place.’ Furniture that is designed to grow with you as you age. Whether you're redesigning a living room or updating a bedroom, these mobility-friendly features provide greater independence and ease for users.  Explore the full collection here. Or Explore our 'Design With' process here!

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