The kitchen should have an open and flexible layout that allows for easy movement and access to all areas. Ideally, the distance between the sink, stove, and refrigerator should be minimized to reduce the amount of walking required. Creating ergonomic kitchen storage can make a huge difference in terms of accessibility for those with limited mobility.
Whether installing new or modify existing cabinets pull out drawers make it easier to access kitchen items and provide greater visibility. Including lever-style handles provide easy access for those with limited mobility.
There are a variety of counter top designs, such as low-profile, recessed, raised and adjustable height. A standard recommendation is to have a countertop height of 28 to 34 inches for a person in a wheelchair.