Pottery Barn's Accessible Home Line Includes ADA-Compliant Furniture

A man in a wheelchair sits at the Pottery Barn Pacific L Desk, which has a bookshelf on the side.

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Pottery Barn has a new line of furniture and accessories, the Accessible Home, which is designed for people with disabilities or who are injured or aging in place.

Pottery Barn says the collection, which launched Friday, includes 150 products across several categories, such as pivoting mirrors, adjustable beds, and desk lamps. Many of the high-end items are new versions of existing products and are on par price-wise as well. You can purchase them now, and they will ship in the fall. Some, like the power-lift recliners, are ready to ship.

The products are mostly for those with mobility issues, including grab bars for showers, power-lift recliners, and wheelchair-accessible desks that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. However, the company notes that "accessibility compliance remains the responsibility of the buyer."

To create the collection, the retailer worked with the "Disability Education and Advocacy Network," a group that advocates and educates about disability issues, and Lisa Cini, founder and CEO of senior-living design company Mosaic Design Studio.

You can visit the Accessible Home site now to view the collection. We've highlighted a few products below.

A functional, fashionable desk

A wheelchair is tucked into the Pottery Barn Malcolm Desk, which has drawers and cabinets on either side.

$1,999.00 from Pottery Barn

Made of solid spruce wood and MDF, the Malcolm Desk is lightly distressed to give a vintage look. It's ADA-compliant, and it's dimensions are 26 inches wide, 68 inches long, and 30 icnhes tall.

A modern stone vanity

The Pottery Barn Beau Apothecary Vanity sits in a modern-looking bathroom; it has a gray stone top and steel legs.

$2,499.00 from Pottery Barn

Clean lines and gray stone top have a sophisticated, industrial feel. The base is solid birch engineered wood, and the legs are steel. The dimensions are 42 inches wide by 21 inches deep and 34 inches high.

A cozy chair you can sink into but get out of

The Pottery Barn Irving Power-Lift Recliner in a dark-gray leather sits near a bed and is placed in the reclining position.

$2,299.00 from Pottery Barn

Power-lift chairs raise and tilt to help the sitter into a standing position. Pottery Barn's Irving is a club-chair style perfect for a study or living room and is available in leather or fabric.

Seamless-looking grab bars

Several Pottery Barn Linden Grab Bars in matte black are on the white-tiled walls of a shower.

$89.00 from Pottery Barn

Pottery Barn created grab bars that can blend perfectly with a variety of bathroom styles. They're made of steel, brass, and iron and come in chrome, trumble brass, or matte black. Three sizes are available: 24, 36, and 48 inches.

A chic dining table

A dining chair and wheelchair sit on either side of the Pottery Barn Rae dining table, which has a marble top and metal legs.

$1,199.00 from Pottery Barn

The marble top and decorative black metal legs of the Rae dining table were inspired by Paris. The ADA-compliant table is 45 inches long, 23.5 inches wide, and 28 inches tall.

A desk with storage on the side

A man in a wheelchair reaches for a book on the shelf of the Pottery Barn Pacific L Desk.

$1,698.00 from Pottery Barn

Adding shelves on the side of the desk instead of underneath gives space for more maneuverability under the Pacific desk. With the bookcase, the solid poplar wood and MDF desk is 78 inches wide, 64 inches deep, and 30 inches high.

A vanity with coastal grandmother vibes

A wheelchair sits in front of the Pottery Barn Sausalito vanity, which has caned paneling, next to a matching cupboard.

$3,699.00 from Pottery Barn

Looking ready for a beach house, the Sausalito vanity's caned paneling is on-trend yet classic. It has a Carrara marble top and a base made of solid ash wood, MDF, and elm veneers. The dimensions are 61 inches wide, 21 inches deep, and 33.5 inches tall.

An adjustable mirror to give you just the right angle

A woman in a wheelchair sits in front of the Pottery Barn Vintage Pivot Mirror, which is angled down at her and sits above a bathroom vanity.

$297.00 from Pottery Barn

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Available in seven finishes, Pottery Barn's pivot mirror looks at home in any setting, from contemporary to farmhouse. The aluminum mirror comes in three sizes.

Jenny McGrath

Home Editor

Jenny McGrath is the Home Editor for Insider Reviews, overseeing coverage of robot vacuums, mattresses, cleaning products, and more. Jenny has over six years of experience covering smart-home technology and home appliances. She's tested and reviewed almost any home product you can describe as smart, from thermostats to light bulbs to ovens to locks. Her home is filled with smart speakers, connected light switches, and smart appliances. Prior to joining Business Insider, Jenny was a senior writer and home editor for Digital Trends. She launched the site's home section as its first home editor in 2014, before Amazon released the first Echo and the same year Google bought Nest. At trade shows including CES, KBIS, and IFA, she's watched smart-home and home appliance trends evolve. She lives in Seattle and always has podcast recommendations. See below for some of her work: The best Champagne, Prosecco, Cava, and other sparkling wines for any budget 17 best planners for staying organized in 2021, including tips and tricks from experts Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here. Learn more about how we test kitchen products.

Pottery Barn just launched a 150-piece collection of beautiful, accessible furniture for those with mobility challenges