The Payload Interior System

A home that adapts.
Without renovation.

Every Anyplace interior is a Payload system — modular, unfixed, height-adjustable, and fully recoverable. The kitchen that works for you at 30 still works at 80. When it reaches end of use, it doesn't go to landfill. It goes to work somewhere else.

Anyplace kitchen — warm timber, track lighting — Kitchen — warm timber interior

Anyplace kitchen — 3-wall concept — Kitchen — 3-wall layout

Anyplace kitchen — counter view, dark timber — Kitchen — island counter

Disability accommodation is the default.

For the first time in any housing product, disability accommodation isn't a retrofit — it's built into the design. Adjusting a Payload kitchen from standard counter height to wheelchair height takes under one hour and costs nothing structurally. No permit. No contractor. No demolition.

A conventional accessible renovation costs $15,000 to $40,000 and involves structural changes to a fixed building. In an Anyplace home, the same outcome is achieved by adjusting the height of modular cabinet components — a task requiring two people and a standard tool set, completed in an afternoon.

This matters for aging in place, for acquired disability, for a household that changes. The Anyplace home doesn't require you to move when your needs change. It changes with you.

The cabinet system.

The Payload cabinet system is the core of the Anyplace interior. Designed by Rohanna Rastkar and developed under the Anyplace Interiors brand, it is purpose-built for the Anyplace module geometry — but operates as a standalone product that can be specified, reconfigured, and resold independently of the structure.

Height-adjustable

Standard to wheelchair height in under one hour. The cabinet mounting system adjusts on legs that are part of the cabinet unit — no wall fixings, no structural work, no permit required.

Resaleable

Because the system is standardised and modular, individual cabinet units have a secondary market. When you reconfigure, the units you remove don't go to waste — they go to another Anyplace home, or back to the Anyplace Interiors supply chain.

Never landfilled

Interior panels removed during module turnover become construction site fencing, concrete formwork, or temporary partitioning — used again before returning to the material recovery stream. Zero waste from a module interior change.

Payload cabinet legs — height adjustment system — Cabinet legs — height adjustment

Payload shelving system — Shelving system

Payload mobile cabinet units — Mobile cabinet units

Bedroom and bathroom.

The same Payload logic applies throughout — timber wall panels, unfixed fittings, nothing that can't be changed without demolition. The bathroom module is self-contained. The bedroom configures around what the occupant needs, not what a floor plan decided years earlier.

Anyplace bedroom — warm timber walls, morning light, TV and wardrobe — Bedroom — warm timber interior

Anyplace bedroom — alternate angle, garden view through full-height window — Bedroom — garden view

Living spaces and bathroom.

Anyplace bathroom — rain shower, timber walls, wavy mirror — Bathroom — rain shower, timber walls

Anyplace bedroom — fireplace, golden light — Bedroom — fireplace configuration

Anyplace living space — navy interior — Living — navy Payload interior

Anyplace living space — plant and TV — Living — natural interior

Anyplace full wall Payload system — Full wall Payload system — living configuration

Anyplace Interiors

The Payload interior system is developed and specified through Anyplace Interiors — a dedicated brand led by interior designer Rohanna Rastkar. For the full product range, configuration options, and specification details, visit anyplaceinteriors.com.