Silva Custom Construction, Inc.
94 Reviews

Accessible Luxury, Thoughtfully Designed

This renovation proves that accessibility and high-end design can beautifully coexist. In collaboration with KDS, this homeowner created a beautiful home that blends modern finishes with accessibility at top of mind.
The heart of the home is a bright, open great room designed for both function and effortless accessibility. Rich walnut cabinetry brings warmth and natural character to the space, complemented by sophisticated mushroom-toned surrounding cabinetry for a soft, timeless contrast. Every detail was thoughtfully considered, from ADA-friendly clearances and accessible controls to a lowered switch for the range hood fan and exhaust and a roll-under auxiliary sink, allowing the kitchen to remain comfortable and functional for a variety of mobility needs.
The fireplace makes a striking statement with its floor-to-ceiling slab surround, showcasing the natural movement and veining of the stone while adding a refined, architectural focal point to the space. Refinished flooring and fresh paint throughout breathe new life into the home, creating a fresh, cohesive, and beautifully renewed feel.
The bathroom carries the same philosophy of elevated design without compromising accessibility. A spacious zero-entry shower creates seamless access, while the toilet area was carefully designed for ease of movement and usability. A roll-under vanity sink provides additional accessibility while maintaining the refined aesthetic of the space. The walnut vanity ties in the warmth from other spaces in the home as the blue surround tile brings a certain masculine quality to this refined space.
Throughout both rooms, premium materials, custom cabinetry, elegant fixtures, natural stone, and carefully selected finishes create a look that feels luxurious, warm, and intentional. Rather than treating accessibility as an afterthought, this renovation integrates it into the design from the very beginning—creating spaces that are as beautiful as they are functional.
Project Year: 2026
Country: United States