After a lecture on the subject Basics of Design II, where we were visited by people with disabilities, I concluded that they were given little time and were unable to move independently, possibly if they had electric wheelchairs. Then, the possibility of living independently is relatively impossible for them, depending on whether they live in an apartment intended for people with disabilities or have to manage and only subsequently renovate it for themselves. This final paper presents the importance of inclusive and universal design in housing and shows the houses that are representative of each of the designs. At the very beginning of the final work, we are introduced to the concepts of inclusive and universal design, where we learn about the 7 main principles in universal design. The main part of the paper mentions people with disabilities in the world in general, but also in Croatia. Mention is also made of the elderly and their ability to live on the basis of universal design. Then we mention the legislation and the Ordinance, which sets the conditions for how much something must be minimally spaced. In the final part of the paper there is a discussion where ideas are given so that an apartment can be arranged for a family in which one person is in a wheelchair and the conversion of the apartment where the old married couple lives. The paper concludes with a conclusion and lists all the literature that was used to prepare the final paper.