Welcome to The Sensory Home, where design isn’t just about aesthetics but also about the experiences that envelop you. In this blog post, we’ll explore sensory symphony and how to personalise your home using skirting, panelling, and architraves. These elements go beyond mere decoration; they shape your living spaces’ ambience,

Your home should be a sanctuary, a place where you can unwind and recharge. If you find yourself feeling stressed or overwhelmed in your living space, it’s time for a change. Fortunately, creating a calm sensory home doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated; here are my top 10 tips

Creating a sensory kitchen involves designing a space that engages all five senses—sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell—to enhance the experience. By incorporating sensory elements, you can transform your kitchen into a place where cooking and dining become more immersive and enjoyable. For The Sensory Home, we used Magnets Nordic

Our homes have a bigger impact on our lives than we sometimes give them credit for. A 2019 study revealed that 73% of people who are happy with their home are also happy in general – which is no coincidence since it’s thought that a happy home accounts for 15% of our overall

Window dressing plays a crucial role in sensory design, a decorating and styling strategy that ensures all interior spaces activate the human senses – sight, scent, sound, touch, and taste. By considering all senses when styling a room, you can create somewhere that completely supports you and your needs. Why is

When designing a bedroom, the right wardrobe can make all the difference. Fitted wardrobes, in particular, offer a range of benefits that can transform not just the look of a room but also the functionality and feel of the space. And when you add in sensory design principles, you can