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Above: Hewi’s accesible range features a height- adjustable basin, which can be altered at the press of a button.


Left: Hewi’s collection also includes shower seats which combine design and accessibility.


All this is done with the company having


one eye firmly on trends – for example incorporating the latest finishes such as matt black or brushed brass, or working with designers on bespoke colours. “We have individuals on our design team who solely look at compliance. Then we have creative designers, who look at the market in terms of trends. Then we blend the two together,” says Ed Warner, Motionspot’s founder and CEO. “Overarching all of that, we have occupational therapists who work with us to embed their principles into the design process, so that anything coming out of our design studio is as accessible to as many people as possible.” This includes clients with sensory impairments such as dementia: “Building Regulations are very focused on physical disability, but we want to encompass the cognitive side as well,” says Warner.


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