Sensory-Supportive Design

Collaboration with Occupational Therapists (5-Step Process) – Working hand-in-hand with OTs to make sure every space we design meets children’s unique needs.  

1. Step 1 — Identification
   A child or family is identified who would benefit from working with a designer to reimagine their space — whether it’s a playroom or a bedroom.

2. Step 2 — Collaboration
   The occupational therapist provides insights into the child’s sensory, emotional, and functional needs, helping shape the design direction.

3. Step 3 — Explore the Space
   The current room is assessed to understand its layout, challenges, and opportunities for improvement.

4. Step 4 — Zoning & Design Vision
   Clear functional zones are planned — for reading, play, movement, and regulating — along with a design vision that balances aesthetics with the child’s unique needs.

5. Step 5 — Plan & Implementation
   Families choose between a consultation-only plan or full design and setup, ensuring the space is transformed to meet both the child’s and parents goals.