The Continuing Positive Development of Sensory Environments

Sensory environments are becoming more available and widely appreciated for the huge features and benefits that they provide. In a recent study by the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, sensory gardens have been proven to give a positive effect on people who suffer from dementia. Apollo Creative has worked on numerous projects installing sensory products such as bubble tubes into gardens for a relaxing, peaceful experience.  

Sensory products can also be utilised in the retail sector, showcasing products and creating eye catching displays, it is a simple way to entice customers and get excited about a product. Retailers are starting to see the benefits of utilising all five senses of their customers to sell not just a product, but an experience.

A sensory room is one of the most popular ways of using the products that Apollo Creative provide. Utilising a space to install bubble tubes, fibre optic lights, projection screens or bubble walls creates the ultimate sensory environment. A simple web-search highlights the positive effects they have on people from children to the elderly. Sensory environments really are developing to become essential in the therapeutic treatment of patients with mental illness.

Sensory environments are helping us to bring calm to the fast-paced world we live in. Being able to provide a relaxing, therapeutic and exciting experience really is at the heart of our business. We can't wait to see how use of sensory products benefits your life.

  

Corner of the World wins Silver!

I'm just back from RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, where Corner of the World won a Silver Medal. Congratulations to Nick, Clare and all the rest of the team.

Update from Corner of the World at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show

We've just had an update from Clare and Nick, creators of the "Corner of the World" garden for RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show next week.

I think it's coming along nicely!

Corner of the World at RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show

Yesterday I went down to Hampton Court Palace to meet Clare Olof and Nick Buss, designers of the garden, "Corner of the World". This garden has primarily been designed for autistic children, providing an escape from the outside world. The relaxing garden will have subtle colours, bubble tubes, and a stream emerging from a hollow oak tree.

Apollo Creative is helping sponsor the garden, which features ten bubble tubes including a desktop sized one which will sit inside the oak tree.

The Flower Show starts on 3rd July, if you're heading down be sure to check out their garden!