Two television sets let them watch the same program while lying in bed, despite their different body positions. The bathroom features a large hot tub to help ease the aches of FOP, with an electric hoist and a sling to maneuver them into the tub. Most of the house is one large, bright room, combining kitchen, living room, and Nancy's work space. Andy has his own small office. Kitchen counters are slightly raised, to accommodate Nancy when she stands.
Light switches are low, at wheelchair height.
The computers are wired to the wall switchplates, with bright red switches to distinguish them from the lights. The couple debated over floor coverings, and still are not quite happy. Most of the house is tiled, to bear the weight and friction of heavy electric wheelchairs. Elsewhere carpet lends warmth and dampens the hard acoustics. For someone with FOP this house is the best of all possible worlds.