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Where style meets function

May 15, 2025 -
Sarah Cook working on her designs

Interior expert, Sarah Cook, shares her tips on bringing accessibility into the home.

Sarah Cook is an interior stylist with over 16 years of experience. Renowned for her keen eye for detail and meticulous approach, she has built a strong reputation for creating visually stunning and cohesive spaces.

Sarah has worked with CareCo for many years, bringing her expertise to lifestyle shoots that showcase mobility furniture in stylish and inviting settings. Her ability to curate spaces that balance functionality with aesthetics has made her invaluable in demonstrating how mobility solutions can integrate seamlessly into modern homes.

When we think of mobility furniture, the first thing that often comes to mind is function over form.

But why should practicality mean compromising on style? The key to seamlessly incorporating mobility pieces into  our home is to stop thinking of them as purely functional aids and instead view them as part of your overall interior  design. 

"The best way to approach mobility furniture is to treat it like any other piece in your home. Yes, it may require extra space to ensure ease of movement, but that doesn’t mean it has to dominate the room."

Sarah Cook working at her design tableMake it part of your style

One concern when adding mobility furniture is that it might feel out of place. A simple way to counteract this is by styling it as you would any other piece. Pair it with complementary side tables, lamps, or rugs to help it blend seamlessly into your existing décor.

I'm obsessed with the range of bright, eye-catching fabrics CareCo offers. If you love a bold statement, consider vibrant upholstery choices. Incorporating different textures like velvet can add an extra touch of elegance. A colourful chair can act as a stylish accent piece alongside a neutral sofa, proving that mobility furniture can be both practical and visually appealing.

Prioritise comfort without sacrificing aesthetics

Whether I'm designing a room set for photography or curating a store layout, my main priority is always creating that 'wow' factor – making people want that product in their home. Mobility furniture doesn't have to conform to outdated stereotypes of being purely functional or unattractive. CareCo's range, for example, demonstrates that these pieces can be modern, stylish, and practical all at once.

close up of coloured design cards Soft furnishings make all the difference

Another tip is to never underestimate the power of soft furnishings! A well-placed cushion or a luxuriously soft throw can transform any chair, making it feel inviting and homely. These small details not only enhance comfort but also tie the look of a room together effortlessly.

Mobility shopping should be a joy

For me, the goal has always been to make mobility furniture appealing to everyone, not just those who need it. Shopping for these pieces should be just as enjoyable as browsing any high-end furniture store. I love incorporating colour and design elements that challenge the misconception that mobility furniture has to be beige and uninspiring. The truth is... it can be as stylish as the rest of your home.

"For me, the goal has always been to make mobility furniture appealing to everyone."

Whether you're redesigning a space or simply looking to introduce a single new piece, remember, mobility furniture can be a seamless, stylish part of your home. With the right approach, it's not just about accessibility; it's about elevating your space in a way that feels uniquely yours.

Share your own style tips with us - life@careco.co.uk

Joe Abbitt
Joe Abbitt Executive Editor

Joe is CareCo's Brand Communications Manager and Executive Editor of CareCo Life magazine.

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