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Iris Sensory RoomsInspire Learning, Calm, andBuild Connection

Iris Sensory Rooms are thoughtfully crafted to welcome users, meet needs, and bring impact.

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Inclusive modular multi sensory experience

Iris sensory rooms blend calming lights, soothing sounds, and engaging activities for every user in schools, clinics, and community spaces.

A sensory room is a specially designed space filled with sights, sounds, textures, and interactive tools that support emotional, cognitive, and physical development. These rooms let children and adults explore, focus, and relax in a safe, adaptable environment—helping with self-regulation, learning, social skills, and overall well-being.


Schools and Kindergardens

Improve school and kindergarten environments by providing children with a reliable space for regulation, focus, and skill-building.

Therapy Centers and Clinics

Enhance therapeutic sessions, giving children and adults a reliable space for regulation, skill-building, and recovery.

Community and Public Spaces

Children's centres, libraries, hotels, and other venues create welcoming environments for everyone, promoting accessibility and social inclusion.

Quality & Expertise you can Trust

700

sensory rooms designed and deployed

30,000

children and adults serving on daily basis

Latest research and practical konwledge

Post-deployment technical and usage trainings

Solid material and equipment to last

Warranty and continious online and on-site support

Research and science packed design and training

Development and implementation are led by the sensory integration expert and therapist, Gabriele Tervidyte in, whose experience in sensory design and outcomes places your project in trusted hands.

Our room designs are based on the latest research in sensory integration and educational therapy, carefully validated to ensure measurable impact for every user group.

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" Our students now have a safe, welcoming environment for self-regulation and learning. The change in classroom atmosphere is remarkable. "

— Noura, School Principal, Amman.

School Principle

 

Introducing the sensory room has been a good decisions we’ve made as a school. It quickly became a favourite space, for both, students and staff! Teachers use it for small group learning, reflection time, and focused activities. We’ve seen improvements in concentration, engagement, and overall wellbeing across the school. It’s more than a room. It’s part of our learning culture.

Michael, Doha

Primary Teacher

 

Our students on the spectrum now have a dedicated calm corner for self-regulation. Before, moments of overwhelm could disrupt the entire classroom. Now, students can step into the sensory space, reset, and return ready to learn. The change in the daily classroom atmosphere has been remarkable. There are fewer disruptions, more understanding among peers, and a stronger sense of emotional safety for everyone.

Sarab M., Dubai

Therapist

 

Since integrating the Iris sensory room into our practice, our therapy sessions have become calmer and more focused. Children who once needed extended time to settle are now ready to engage faster. The room gives us the flexibility to adjust lighting, sound, and visuals according to each child’s needs in the moment. Families frequently comment on the change. They see their children leaving sessions regulated and confident. It has become an essential part of how we deliver effective therapy.

Sarah, Riyadh

Clinic Manager

 

In our pediatric clinic, waiting rooms can be stressful! Especially for children with autism, anxiety, or sensory sensitivities. The sensory room has made a difference. Children enter appointments calmer, more settled, and more prepared. It has reduced anxiety not only for the children, but also for their parents. Our team now has a supportive environment to build trust before treatment begins. It has strengthened the entire care experience.

Hakam, Hebron

Library Director

 

Our library has always aimed to be a welcoming place for families, but some children struggled to stay due to sensory overload. Adding a sensory corner made a difference. Families now stay longer. Children who once found the space overwhelming now have a calm, comforting area where they can regulate and recharge. It has transformed the atmosphere of our children’s section. The space feels warmer, more inclusive, and more thoughtful. Parents have told us they feel seen and supported.

Mindaugas, Panevėžys

Communiy Service Manager

 

When we decided to build an inclusive play zone in our public park, our goal was simple: every child should feel they belong. With the sensory space, that vision became reality. Children of all abilities now play side by side; laughing, exploring, and interacting together. Some parents who once felt hesitant to visit the park now tell us they feel comfortable and welcomed. We’ve seen children who usually stay on the sidelines step into the space with confidence. The design invites curiosity without being overwhelming, and it encourages social interaction in a gentle way. This isn’t just a playground addition. It’s a statement that our community values inclusion, understanding, and shared joy.

Emad K, Deir Istiya

Parent

 

We used to rely on YouTube or mobile games to keep the kids busy. Now, sensoryREADY has become our favourite family activity. After dinner, we dim the lights and create calming light scenes together. The kids love choosing colours and sounds, and it gives us a quiet moment to connect after a long day. What I love most is that it doesn’t feel like screen time, it feels meaningful and connecting! We’re having fun, relaxing, and continuing their learning from school in a way that feels natural at home.

Uma, Vilnius

Preschool Principle

 

sensoryREADY has completely transformed our Kindergarten environment. It’s not just a tool — it’s part of our daily rhythm. Teachers use it during morning transitions to create calm and focus. During lessons, it supports everything from literacy to science. And during art time, it sparks imagination in ways we hadn’t seen before. What I appreciate most is how flexible it is. Every child learns differently, and sensoryREADY allows our teachers to adapt the environment to match each child’s needs. It has truly elevated the way we approach early childhood learning.

Laila Aziz, Nablus

Preschool Teacher

 

Math and logic used to be the hardest part of our day. Some students would switch off the moment numbers appeared. Since introducing sensoryREADY, everything has changed. The interactive activities draw them in instantly. They’re touching, moving, thinking, and solving without even realising how much they’re learning. I’ve seen real growth in their focus and attention span, especially among children who usually struggle to sit still. It’s no longer “lesson time”. It’s discovery time!

Johan H., London

Start Planning Your Sensory Room

Our planning process begins by understanding your goals, users, space constraints, and budget. We work side by side with your team to design a room that maximises impact.

Once the design is approved, the installation team ensures quick, safe delivery and setup. Then, we provide staff training to help your team for long-term success.

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01

Discovering Needs

A specialist works with you to understand your goals, environment, and budget.


02

Concept & Design

We prepare an initial proposal with a tailored 2D design for your review and feedback.


03

Refined Proposal

Your vision is shaped into a final customised plan that meets all requirements.


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Seamless Delivery

We handle procurement, installation, and setup with attention to detail.


05

Training & Ongoing Support

Your team receives hands-on training, plus continuous support to ensure long-term success.


It is determined by the size, specifications, and number and type of equipment requested. A sensory environment typically takes 6 weeks from design to installation.

You certainly can. Almost any room can be transformed into a sensory experience. A sensory environment can be created in a classroom, resources playroom, therapy room, or other location. You can keep the existing items in your space. A sensory room should be at least 5 by 7 metres square. It can be less or more than three by four metres in size.

Yes, you can! Our team can design you a custom setup that is suitable for your space, needs and budget. We also invite you to check our assistive tools, and choose items that you think would fit your intended usage.

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