1. Adjustable height tables: These are ideal for intergenerational families with different needs. Aging adults can lower the table to chair level while younger children can raise the table for their own use.
2. Motorized recliners: Recliners that can be operated with the touch of a button are perfect for elderly people who may have difficulty getting up and down from a chair.
3. Stair lifts: These are ideal for older adults who may have difficulty climbing stairs.
4. Grab bars: These can be added to traditional furniture items, such as toilets and bathtubs, to offer additional support for people with limited mobility.
5. Modular furniture: This can be reconfigured to meet changing needs. For example, a couch may be adjusted to turn into a bed for overnight guests or a nursing mother who needs a comfortable place to rest.
6. Comfortable seating: Furniture with soft cushions, ergonomic designs, and adjustable features can be tailored to meet the needs of people of all ages.
7. Wheelchair-friendly designs: Furniture that is easy to access and navigate for people who use a wheelchair is ideal for multi-generational households where accessibility is a concern.
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