The Sensory Home® by Pippa Jameson

The Sensory Home is a Hertfordshire-based design brand and advisory practice that treats how a room feels as the starting point, rather than how it looks. For neurodivergent people and families, that matters: light, sound, texture, colour and temperature can decide whether a space is somewhere to recover or somewhere that drains. The brand offers a way of thinking about those inputs deliberately, through products, published guidance and paid advisory work.

It was founded by Pippa Jameson, an author and creative director with around 25 years in interiors publishing, television and brand campaigns. Pippa is autistic and dyslexic, and describes her diagnosis as the point at which her understanding of sensory response deepened and shaped the method. That method opens with a single question — how do I want to feel here? — and then works through sight, sound, touch, scent, temperature and movement across five kinds of space: Rest, Focus, Gather, Nook and Create. It is set out in her book, The Sensory Home: An Inspiring Guide to Mindful Decorating, and applied in a 17-colour Paint for Wellness range made with Graham & Brown.

The Sensory Design Advisory service is aimed at founders, developers, brands and individuals working on retail, education, hospitality, real estate and event spaces. It is explicitly not interior design or a decorating service: some projects stay at the advisory stage, setting a sensory framework early, while others extend into creative direction. Fees are quoted on enquiry. Pippa also gives talks and workshops, and the brand's Sensory Retreat won a Silver Medal at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025. For a household simply wanting to rethink a bedroom or living space, the book and paint range are the most accessible way in.