First of all, Uneven old tile was replaced with Vinyl floor tile which provides a sturdy, level surface ideal for wheelchairs. The g-shape kitchen island makes Children or guests can sit on the other side of the peninsula without taking up valuable cooking space. Also, it provides a lot more storage areas and counter working spaces.
The overall cabinet is soft green, giving it a soft and cozy feel. Pull-out shelves and drawers provide easy accessibility for a wheelchair user as well. The quartz countertop of creamy tone gives a natural and clean feeling, and the wavy pattern that extends to the wall, in particular, adds elegance and depth to the simple kitchen.
In the bay window space, children can sit along with the window so that clients can see the children while they are in the kitchen and children can have their own time. For wheelchair access, the leg area below the desk is provided. Additionally, a baking zone is provided for baking-loving clients. For practical space utilization, a pull-out countertop was installed so that the counter space could be increased whenever necessary.  The kitchen successfully turned out to be a cozy calm kitchen welcoming to everyone