Let’s revolutionise our children’s spaces so they serve as food for their brains. Nourishing emotional intelligence is

the future of kids’ design.

Either in play or studying, our sensory chairs help children feel focused & grounded, while also being fun & relaxing.

★ Award-winning design

Boosts emotional intelligence. Innovative, inclusive, premium design. Approved by experts. Made with love.

★ EU made & long lasting

For 1 to 12 year olds. Hi-tech production & expert craftmanship. Strong, safe, durable. Built to be loved through generations.

★ Eco-friendly

Responsibly produced & delivered. Certified. Sustainably sourced first-class materials. A tree planted for each chair bought.

★ Express worldwide delivery

2 years warranty. Easy returns with 14 days money-back guarantee. Sign up for free EU delivery. No VAT is charged outside the EU.

As parents, we want our children to develop strong emotional and mental capacity. Sensory intelligence is a key building block in achieving that goal.

Sensory intelligence is the main building block for a child’s emotional and mental capacity

By incorporating adaptable sensory objects into their surroundings, we can provide our kids with the tools for self-regulation, while also nurturing their focus and memory skills.

Physical experiences nourish the brain. Sensory integration is an integral part of both children’s learning process and their emotional calm. When kids can consciously engage their senses they are happier and can focus better.

Strong sensory intelligence forms building blocks for development, mental health and overall learning. It allows children to be mindful so they can balance themselves and feel grounded and content.

What if fidgeting and withdrawing actually serve a purpose? Pssst, they do

Playful or calming, sensory chairs support children’s emotional balance while aiding their focus and memory skills

Toddler with curly hair sitting on a modern sensory swing white and wood chair, wearing a burnt orange top and green pants with leaf patterns, beside a wicker basket shaped like a pear and a wall-mounted coat rack with toys
Young child with glasses sitting playfully in an oversized hoody black chair, wearing a white T-shirt with 'Stay chill and relax' text and a heart graphic, paired with textured coral pants.

  • Your chair is truly the best purchase ever. Drawing, eating or sitting at the table was only possible for 10 minutes, and now, it's hours! This is a fantastic chair and I recommend it to everyone. Thank you for making our moments at the table so wonderful.

    @here.is.louis

  • So basically, Kiki is a fiddler and a wobbler. And in this chair, she actually stays in her place. I think it really helps with her staying more focused. Generally, if I put her on the kitchen table she gets up and winds to other things. And somehow miraculously, in this chair she stays put. She uses it for schoolwork, reading, writing, and creating amazing artwork.

    @mumazed

  • I love to wiggle, and then I have more focus and it always makes me feel a bit calm in my head.

    Little Mees & @sophieenvic

  • Dyl is over the moon with his hoodie chair. It’s a perfect little zen hideaway when he needs his space to chill or to de-stress. It's clearly designed with oodles of love and quality & it looks so cool! It has weighted compression & removable hoodie so he can cocoon himself in - something Dylan frequently requires when he needs to self regulate and re-balance emotions and behaviour. The Mia will last him into his early teens which is brilliant!

    @miss_trout

  • "What a crazy chair!" she yelled in surprise when she unpacked it. Then she put it together, and then... she had her own superhoodie to sit in. For those moments she needs to be on her own a bit. We love it!

    @marijntjeb

  • Two new chairs to add to our arsenal. Mia and Ika help bring the best out in Kyan. Thanks for creating sensory chairs that not only work well but look amazing!

    @burger_kylie

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Who says learning can't be dynamic? Movement and sensory input aren't just beneficial; they are essential for cognitive and emotional development.
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