Design for the Senses
We design spaces that stimulate our senses, with attention to aesthetics.
Sensory input plays an important role in shaping our brain. We develop an understanding of ourselves and the world through the senses, in a constant process of exchange and exploration.
The design of spaces can influence our senses and therefore our brain.
We design with a focus on the experiential qualities of the space, with the consideration that we have multiple senses and that they are interrelated.
Key aspects of our design approach include looking at:
The qualities and different uses of materials (patterns, textures, colours, light effects, smells, sounds)
Changes of light and topography
Spatial navigation
Sounds and fragrances within the place
Each surface (walls, floors, ceilings) as an opportunity for exploration
More about our Approach to Design
Design using
Neuroscience
We combine our own intuition, experience, and creativity with neuroscience research in relation to design and architecture.
Design with
Children in Mind
When designing spaces and objects where young children are direct or indirect users, we design with sensitivity towards them to support and nourish their development.
Design with
Attention to Detail
We are meticulous and we design with attention to detail, with a focus to achieve a sense of good quality as a whole.