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Learn how a person with low vision can use color and contrast effectively in the bathroom to increase visibility and safety.
Tile, water, slippery surfaces—the bathroom can present many hazards for someone with even a slight degree of low vision or loss of mobility. Minimize your risk of accidents with these easy-to-manage adaptations. Make sure that any rug in the bath area is nonskid. Keep frequently used items in the same place at all times. Label […]
Sink Area Without Contrast The low contrast bathroom sink graphic shows a sink with a soap dish and soap holder, cup, toothbrush holder with toothbrushes, medicine cabinet with medicine bottles, light switch, hand towel, and hairbrush. All the items are a light color against light-colored walls and a light-colored countertop. The labels on the medicine […]
Bathtub Area Without Contrast The low-contrast bathtub area features light flooring, light walls, and a white tub and tub surround. The tub mat and grab bar are light colored; the soap is white; the shampoo and conditioner bottles are light-colored, the same size, and are indistinguishable; the towels are light colored; the shower curtain is […]