Support is integrated
Grab bars and seating read as intentional parts of the shower rather than afterthoughts.
Completed project case study
A shower planned around support, reach and everyday use.
This completed HOM Design & Build bathroom combines visible support features with coordinated tile, glass and fixtures in a residential design.
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What the completed photography shows.
The project photography documents a shower with horizontal grab bars, a built-in bench, handheld and fixed showerheads, a recessed niche and a wide sliding-glass enclosure. The case study describes only what is visible in the completed work and does not claim universal accessibility, ADA compliance or an undocumented client outcome.
Plan an accessible bathroom
Completed features
Details visible in the finished work.
Horizontal shower grab barsBuilt-in shower benchHandheld and fixed showerheadsRecessed storage nicheWide sliding-glass enclosureCoordinated wall and floor finishes
Design observations
Why the room feels resolved.
Controls support flexibility
Fixed and handheld fixtures offer more than one way to use the shower.
Access remains residential
Glass, tile and hardware keep the room visually coordinated while supporting practical needs.
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