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Inclusive kitchen design is often discussed in terms of reach, clearances, and adaptive products. A conversation with my husband, Ed, reminded me that accessibility can also mean something quieter: a space that asks less of a person’s memory, vision, attention, and senses, so that person can do more independently. By Jason Danielak, AIA, NCARB, WELL AP, and Ed Danielak Inclusive design starts with the person using the kitchen and the everyday tasks they want to do independent