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Home safety products have traditionally had a design problem. They often look like they belong in a hospital rather than a home. Fortunately, homeowners no longer have to choose between creating a more supportive bathroom and creating a beautiful one. Thoughtful product selection can help you achieve both. Here are seven places to start. 1. Modern grab bars Forget the institutional look many people associate with traditional grab bars. Clean profiles and finishes such as brus

For many people, home represents independence, familiarity and comfort. It's where routines have been established, memories have been created and life happens every day. That's why many homeowners want their homes to continue working for them as they get older. This idea is often called aging in place—creating an environment that can accommodate changing needs while allowing people to continue living in a familiar home. And preparing doesn't necessarily mean remodeling your e

Your home should continue to work for you as your needs change. The good news is that creating a safer home doesn’t always require a major renovation. A few thoughtful updates can make everyday routines easier and help you feel more confident moving throughout your home. Start with the areas you use most often. 1. Add support in the bathroom Bathrooms can be challenging because of wet surfaces and frequent movements such as stepping into a shower or getting up from a toilet.