The Between the Walls team implemented a comprehensive approach to inclusive interior design. A long ramp ensures barrier-free entry, while the main entrance features sliding doors rather than traditional swing doors for ease of movement. Every corridor and transition complies with wheelchair accessibility standards. Notably, all shelving and tables in the shop were designed with specific height considerations; while this choice is subtle to the eye, it is fundamentally important, ensuring all items are within comfortable reach for people of all ages and physical abilities.

The retail area includes a lowered checkout counter for accessible service, as well as a fully inclusive restroom and fitting room. To further enhance the space, the team is currently consulting with specialized organizations to install navigation tactile signage for the visually impaired. Crucially, most of these accessibility features were driven by the design team’s own initiative rather than formal mandates.

Sustainability and history are woven into the floorplan. Vintage terracotta tiles sourced from the secondary market enhance the space's organic texture. The team also preserved the original anodized aluminum storefront frames and salvaged porcelain tiles from Zeus, a Ukrainian manufacturer whose facility was tragically destroyed in 2022. All furniture, including chairs, armchairs, and sofas, is vintage or repurposed, reflecting a commitment to conscious, circular design.