The Sensory Home® x Graham & Brown Paint Collection In a world where interior trends shift quickly, The Sensory Home® has collaborated with Graham & Brown to offer something with more purpose — a paint collection built around intention, emotion, and wellbeing. Designed to support how we feel, not just how we decorate, this carefully […]
Home interiors are evolving. Finally, we’re starting to understand the crucial link between our environment and our happiness — and just how deeply our surroundings affect how we feel, think and behave. This shift has led to a growing interest in sensory design — a more considered approach to interiors that goes beyond trends and
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The Project: Designing a Sensory Wellbeing Hub for Students There’s something quietly powerful about being invited back to a place that helped shape your early years. For me, school was a mix of treasured friendships and difficult lessons. I didn’t know it at the time, but I was navigating autism and dyslexia in a world
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Inside ‘My Houseplant Studio – “The Sensory Retreat” If you’d told me a few years ago that I would be exhibiting at RHS Chelsea, I’m not sure I would have believed you. But there I was—bringing The Sensory Home® to one of the most iconic stages in the world, and I couldn’t have been prouder.
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A home isn’t just somewhere we live—it’s where we unwind, recharge, and connect. The best interiors don’t just look beautiful; they engage the senses, creating a space that feels warm, inviting, and effortlessly comforting. Pause and really listen—what sounds can you hear in your space? If outside noise feels intrusive, consider extra sound barriers with
Enhancing Mental Well-Being Through Sensory Design Our environments shape our well-being, fact. The spaces where we live, work, and unwind should not only be functional but should actively support our mental health and sensory design is the key to achieving this balance. Sensory design is a human-centred approach that enhances our experience by engaging the
The Healing Palette: How Colours Impact Mental Health and Well-being For neurodiverse individuals and their families, a home is more than just a place to live—it’s a sanctuary, a safe retreat from the sensory overload of the outside world. Thoughtful interior design, guided by a multi-sensory approach, can transform living spaces into tailored, calming environments.
When designing a sensory-friendly home, every detail matters. From lighting and textures to the sounds—or lack thereof—that fill the space, each element contributes to creating an environment where individuals can feel at ease. By incorporating effective acoustic solutions, noise pollution can be kept to a minimum. Why Acoustics Matter in Sensory Spaces Acoustics play an
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I recently had the privilege of speaking about sensory design and interior trends at the launch of Harvey Jones’ stunning new showroom at Heal’s Tottenham Court Road. The event highlighted why I’m so passionate about creating spaces that connect, comfort, and inspire—something Harvey Jones captures beautifully. This moment was deeply personal to me. As someone
Guest speak at PTSB Ideal Home Show I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be partnering with DFS as a guest speaker during the PTSB Ideal Home Show in Dublin! on the 18th of October, 2024. I’ll be interviewed by the insightful Jo Linehan at the DFS Interiors Theatre, where we’ll discuss The Sensory Home and explore how
