Accessible Bathrooms, Designed Around You

Our Design & Supply service covers the development of the design, layout planning, product selection, specification and coordinated supply of the agreed products. Everything is considered as part of one complete scheme around the individual, the property and the project requirements.

No — and sometimes, yes. We are not a product-only retailer or online shop, and our main focus is always on design-led solutions. However, there are occasions where we can supply individual products, particularly where this forms part of a wider redesign, design consultation or agreed project solution.

Yes. Our Design & Supply service can be suitable where another contractor or project team will complete the installation. We develop the scheme and coordinate the specified products so the installer has a clear design to work from.

Yes. Where required, the project can progress from Design & Supply into our full Design, Supply & Install service, with Thomas Vaughan coordinating the installation through to completion.

Yes. We regularly work alongside Occupational Therapists, architects, case managers, housing teams and other professionals. Their recommendations and project requirements can be considered as part of the design and specification process.

Yes. Our Treforest Design Studio gives clients, families and professionals the opportunity to explore accessible kitchen, bathroom and home adaptation solutions, discuss requirements and see specialist products in a working environment.

No. Design & Supply can support accessible bathrooms, kitchens, wider home adaptations and other specialist elements of an accessible living project.

We consider how the individual will use the space, the property layout, professional recommendations, usability, compatibility, maintenance, appearance and the wider project brief before products are specified.

Yes. Involving us early can help establish the layout, explore suitable solutions and coordinate the design and product specification before key project decisions are made.

The first step is a conversation about the individual, the property and the project. From there, we can recommend the most appropriate next step, whether that is a Design Studio visit, design consultation or further project discussion.

An accessible kitchen is planned around the individual and how they use the space. This can include adjustable worktops, accessible storage, carefully positioned appliances and improved circulation space.

Yes. Specialist features can be integrated into a contemporary kitchen design so the space feels personal and considered rather than clinical or institutional.

Yes. We can work alongside occupational therapists, case managers, architects and other professionals, helping translate individual requirements and recommendations into practical kitchen design.

Yes. Depending on the project, adjustable worktops, sinks and cooking areas can be considered as part of the design.

Yes. Layout, circulation, approach space, storage, worktop heights and appliance positioning can all be considered around the individual user.

Yes. Thomas Vaughan Accessible offers a design, supply and installation service, helping coordinate the project from early design through to completion.

Yes. Our Design Studio in Treforest includes a working accessible kitchen where clients and professionals can explore specialist features first-hand.

We are based in Treforest, near Cardiff, and work across South Wales and surrounding areas.

An accessible bathroom is planned around how the individual uses the space. That can include level-access showering, carefully positioned sanitaryware, appropriate support, improved circulation space and controls that are easier to reach and use. The aim is to improve safety and independence while still creating a bathroom that feels like part of the home.

Absolutely. Accessibility does not have to mean clinical design. We select products, finishes and layouts that meet practical needs while still creating a bathroom that feels contemporary, personal and beautifully considered.

Yes. We regularly work alongside occupational therapists, case managers, architects, housing professionals and other stakeholders. We can contribute design knowledge, product specification and practical installation experience while respecting the recommendations and responsibilities of each professional involved.

Yes. Every bathroom is considered individually. We look at the space, the client’s requirements, how the room will be used and any professional recommendations before developing the design.

Yes. Thomas Vaughan Accessible offers a design, supply and installation service, helping to coordinate the project from the initial discussion through to the completed bathroom.

Yes. Our Design Studio in Treforest allows clients and professionals to explore accessible bathroom solutions, finishes and products in a more realistic setting. Visits can be arranged by appointment.

That depends on the room and the individual requirements. In some cases, selected changes may be appropriate. In others, a more comprehensive redesign will create a safer and more effective long-term solution. We assess each project individually before making recommendations.

We are based in Treforest, near Cardiff, and work across South Wales and selected surrounding areas. If you are unsure whether your project is within our service area, contact the Accessible team and we can confirm.