About
The Sensory Home® is a home interiors brand that makes wellbeing central to design — creating spaces, products, and collaborations that enhance clarity, calm, and emotional balance.
Founded by author and creative director Pippa Jameson, an RHS Chelsea Flower Show Silver Medal winner. With 25 years in publishing, television, and brand campaigns, she has become a trusted editorial voice in interiors. The brand is built on the belief that how a space feels is as important as how it looks.
The Sensory Home® collaborates with leading companies and has been widely featured in national and international media. Its bestselling book, The Sensory Home, extends this philosophy globally — positioning sensory design as the future of interiors.
What we offer
- Editorial Authority — Books, media features, and thought-leadership that define and advance the sensory design movement.
- Products — Flagship paint collections with Graham & Brown, designed through colour psychology to bring clarity, calm, and balance.
- Collaborations — Strategic partnerships with interiors and lifestyle brands, creating products, campaigns, and experiences grounded in refinement.
- Advisory — Strategic guidance for brands and projects aligned with sensory design.
Why Choose the Sensory Home®?
Sensory design is the future of interiors — spaces defined by clarity and calm for those who value design.
The Style Matters Podcast interview, Little Yellow Couch
Have a listen to my interview on the Style Matters podcast, where I break down how to ensure your home engages each of your five senses. We often focus solely on visual aesthetics in interiors, but it’s essential to consider how our spaces feel, smell, and sound. Slowing down for a meal allows us to savour each bite, highlighting the importance of sensory experiences for everyone.
Designing for Neurodiversity, Houzz interview
It’s estimated that around one person in seven is neurodivergent – where the brain functions differently from the majority neurotypical population. The term covers autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), among others. Neurodiversity also includes neurodegenerative disorders, such as dementia and Parkinson’s disease.
Kate Burt, interviewing Pippa Jameson on Designing for Neurodiversity.
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