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Little One
In my heart of hearts my child I know you await me cossetted safe with the soft, sweet cavern of your mother’s womb. I am coming drawn to you as an aged baboon reaches across the divide to nestle and groom an infant ape’s soft fur. You are a mystery, a new wonder to behold and nourish. To raise alongside your parents. The day will come when I finally wrap my arms about you. My fate is tied to yours
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Creating a beautiful home that is accessible is not only functional but also a growing trend in home design. Whether it is to accommodate multigenerational living, a family member in a wheelchair, or, increasingly, “aging in place,” home design is taking note. Builders are responding with wider hallways and open living spaces. Homeowners are responding by retrofitting aspects of their home to make them more accessible. And the great news is that the changes don’t have to be difficult and can actually fit quite nicely with the overall decor of the home.
