This room is the ideal way to enjoy your multisensory space at home. It allows you to add as many elements and effects as you wish in order to create an even more immersive experience and enjoy a unique and personal space designed just for you.

Sensory stimulation at home can improve quality of life and boost development in people with intellectual disabilities or some form of functional diversity. Controlled stimulation of the senses in a safe space and carrying out sensory activities at home promote new learning possibilities and opens new pathways for development. The elements suggested for this room, which is designed specifically for domestic use, allow therapy to be tailored to every person, taking into account their needs and interests. 

This domestic multisensory space has become a privileged and unique environment for its users ‒ a place for relaxing, having fun, and boosting personal development without even noticing. The system is easy to install and can be fully controlled by the user.

Therapeutic opportunities

This room allows people with disabilities to enjoy fully tailored, autonomous leisure time. It is a highly useful tool for regulating disruptive behavior in children, or use with people with cognitive difficulties, autism spectrum disorders, etc. An accessible, individualized room, it allows the user to make decisions about their well-being and have autonomous control of the environment, without the need for the support of another person. It is also excellent for sharing leisure time with friends and family. This domestic sensory room with SHX technology allows therapeutic work to start or continue at home, making it easier to carry out relaxation or engagement activities when needed and allowing the user to enjoy a vibratory sensory experience.

Suitable for

• People with disabilities
• Children or adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Children or adults with intellectual disabilities
• People with cerebral palsy
• People with brain injuries: ictus, traumatic brain injury, etc.
• Children or adults with physical disabilities
• Small children, early intervention
• All children and adults.

The room includes