Advisory
Sensory strategy for the places people live, work and gather.
You leave with clear recommendations your team can build, and a new way of seeing your space.
Who it’s for
For spaces that want people to feel something on purpose.
Hotels and hospitality, brands and retail, workplaces, schools and campuses, clinics and wellness spaces, venues and events. If people spend time in your space, how it feels is part of what you offer.
What we offer
Four ways to work together.
Each comes with an example of what it can look like. These are illustrations, and every engagement is shaped around your space.
Sensory snapshot
A focused read of one space. We move through it as a guest would, map what each sense meets, and hand you a short list of what to change first.
Book a snapshot conversationFor example
A boutique hotel lobby. We arrive as a guest at check-in time and note the music level, the glare at the front desk, the scent at the door and where people hesitate. You get a one-page sensory map and the first five changes to try, from dimming one fixture to moving seating out of the walkway.
Advisory retainers
Ongoing guidance, month to month, while you design, open or rework environments, programmes and events.
Talk about a retainerFor example
A coworking brand opening three new floors. We meet monthly as layouts, lighting and soundscapes are chosen, review each floor before it opens, and step in when members say a room “feels off”.
Consulting
Project-based sensory strategy for a specific space, launch or challenge, written so your team can build it.
Talk about a projectFor example
A university turning a study hall into a space for exam season. One defined project: research, a sensory brief, zones for focus and for decompression, and a plan the facilities team can build.
Talks and panels
Keynotes on sensory health and what the spaces we live in do to young adults’ stress and sleep.
Invite a talkFor example
A 30-minute keynote at a wellness summit on how lighting, noise and screens shape young adults’ stress and sleep, ending with a short sensory exercise the whole room does together.
What we look at
Everything the body notices before the mind does.
Every engagement follows the same four steps: listen, notice, imagine, make. See how we work
Dare to be more connected.
Book a conversation. Tell us about the space, the people in it and what you hope they feel, and we will come back to you with times.