Universal Design
Disabilities and aging can be sensitive topics. Here’s a forward-thinking approach to discussing aging-In-place remodeling with clients.
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Each curbless shower installation is unique, and remodelers must decide which installation technique, tile choice, and drain style will be the best fit.
From an ocean oasis to a transitional beauty, these curbless showers will inspire you to step up your bathroom remodeling game.
2020 Innovative Showroom Award winner JennAir Experience
NKBA's annual Innovative Showroom Awards (because of the pandemic) are expected to be particularly interesting this year
It was too much to spend on something that wouldn’t add value to the home
Sunny Las Vegas is perfect for solar, and the home has a 7-kilowatt rooftop array from LG. The panels’ location makes them invisible from the ground.
The New American Remodel explores creative approaches to sustainable design
With over 110,000 visitors, Cersaie was reconfirmed this year as the world's biggest tile show
Six takeaways from the world’s largest tile show
This homeowner incorporated exercse into her room, with the exposed concrete sealed to prevent off-gasing.
How to create a dedicated healthy space in the home
2017's No. 1 feature was No. 4 in 2016
The New American Remodel is co-sponsored by Professional Remodeler and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). The home will be open for tours during the International Builders’ Show in January 2018.
Transforming a 1930s Orlando home into a showcase of contemporary living
The second part of our two-part story focuses on the project’s finishes and strategic solutions to real-world construction challenges
For the very young, the very old, and the injured of any age, most homes are an accident waiting to happen
Before photos: Doug Walter; after photos: Tracy Rivera Photography
This accessible remodel provides the homeowner with much-needed quality of life without breaking the bank
For safety around the house, it’s the little things that count
Photo: Vinoth Chandar/Flickr
Most Americans buy homes in detached single-family homes in the suburbs – not built with universal design and not the best scenario for aging in place.
The most asked-for aging in place project is a bathroom renovation.
This month, the Remodeler’s Exchange focuses on aging-in-place design and construction methods. Professional Remodeler’s Tom Swartz spoke with Michael Menn and Tom Ashley about how their firms manage aging-in-place projects.
Designer Steven Mark raised the dishwasher off the floor, lowered the microwave oven from its typical position, and installed both in the new kitchen island so the appliances remain at a comfortable height for everyone.
Marrokal Design & Remodeling updates stodgy 1970s home to suit aging clients and their grandchildren.
