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Vaila Morrison
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB22 5AY
United Kingdom
Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB22 5AY
United Kingdom
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I am an architect blogger and write about inclusive design & sustainability.
We are adapting our own home to make it more accessible for our daughter and I am documenting our journey in my blog, as well as gathering ideas and inspiration for stylish accessible places, spaces & things. To help enable the sharing of these ideas I co-host a hashtag on instagram: #InclusiveChic
I'm passionate about spreading the word about the benefits of inclusive design & how we should be making our homes future proof and flexible, thinking about how our homes could adapt to our future needs, and making them welcoming to family and friends with different needs.
Services Provided
Inclusive Design Advice, Accessible Design Advice
Areas Served
Cambridge, East Anglia, Cambridgeshire
2 Projects for The Inclusive Home
Commented: Is having the whole flat painted white a bad idea?We've gone all white in our house and previously in our flat! I like to bring in colour in fittings, pictures/photos and soft furnishings.
10 March, 2016 in Design Dilemma
Commented: Discrete accessible bathroom for disabled parentSpace is the key, i.e. space for a wheelchair or walking aid and/or space for a carer to assist!
As Nick says above, there are lots of nice fittings that are not necessarily marketed as accessible, bu...
5 March, 2016 in Design Dilemma
Commented: POLL: Metro tiles - hit or miss?We have them in white in the kitchen and olive/sage green in the bathroom - they are a hit in this house!
29 February, 2016 in Polls
Commented: Win an iPad Mini - Vote for your favourite film-inspired interior 2016I've gone for 'other' as it sprung to mind straight away that we used the little kitchen in the movie Sabrina as inspiration for our own kitchen as we loved the 1950s style use of lots of timber!
24 February, 2016 in Polls
Commented: POLL: Open-plan or closed layout?I generally prefer open plan from a flexibility and accessibility point of view, but it is nice sometimes to zone or separate some areas depending on the home and how you like to use it
13 October, 2015 in Polls