Ambispace

20/10/2026

Have you ever stepped into a space that instantly helps you feel calmer, more focused, and at ease?

Sensory spaces are so much more than just a room. They provide a safe, supportive environment where people can regulate emotions, reduce anxiety, explore their senses, and take a break when the world feels overwhelming.

From immersive lighting and interactive sensory features to calming colours, comfortable seating, and engaging sensory experiences, every detail is designed to support wellbeing, inclusion, and emotional regulation.

These spaces can make a real difference, helping individuals feel more comfortable, confident, and able to engage in everyday activities at their own pace.

A space to explore. A space to regulate. A space to belong.

What feature would you love to experience in a sensory space? 👇

13/10/2026

13/10/2026

If you've experienced a sensory room, we'd love to hear what you found most beneficial in the comments below, or feel free to DM us. 💜💪

Sensory rooms are often associated with supporting neurodivergent individuals, but their benefits can extend much further. From helping people regulate during stressful situations to providing a calm space to pause, focus or recharge, sensory environments can benefit anyone feeling overwhelmed by a busy world.

Whether it's reducing stress, improving wellbeing, supporting concentration, providing a quiet place to reset, or simply offering a moment of calm, sensory spaces are becoming increasingly valuable in schools, workplaces, public venues and healthcare settings.

13/10/2026

Doncaster business opens new location in Manchester airport

07/10/2026

It was great to attend the Doncaster Futures Fair at the Eco-Power Stadium last week, supporting young people with SEND as they explore future education, training and employment opportunities.

We brought along our Sensory Igloo, and the response was fantastic. It was inspiring to see so many people step inside, ask questions and take a genuine interest in sensory spaces and inclusion.

One of the highlights for us was convincing two local Community Support Officers to give the Igloo a try. Their enthusiasm soon encouraged others to experience it too, creating a great conversation around sensory inclusion.

A huge thank you to the organisers and everyone who stopped by to chat with us. We're proud to support events that help create opportunities and brighter futures for young people.

05/10/2026

We're delighted to have worked in partnership with Manchester Airport, The National Autistic Society, ABM, and the MAN Disability Forum to help create a brand-new sensory space within Terminal 2.

The new Sunflower Zone officially opened on Monday the 28th of September and is a fantastic addition to the airport, providing a welcoming environment where passengers can relax, regulate and prepare for their journey. The space has been designed with three distinct areas to support a range of sensory needs. At its heart is a calming, low-stimulus seating area, while the two adjoining rooms offer a more traditional sensory experience, complete with bubble tubes, interactive panels and sensory lighting.

Working on this project has been particularly special for us. We've delivered sensory rooms and quiet spaces in many environments over the years, from schools and colleges to shopping centres and even prisons, but this was our first airport sensory space.

As part of a detailed design and consultation process, the goal was to create a sensory environment that could support a wide range of passengers. Every individual experiences the world differently, and in a busy international airport it's important that people have access to spaces that help them feel comfortable, calm and supported before they fly.

We're incredibly proud to have been involved in bringing this space to life and look forward to continuing our work with Manchester Airport to create more inclusive environments for all.

01/10/2026

01/10/2026

It's fantastic to see the Manchester Airport press release go live today.

We're incredibly proud to have worked alongside Ed Kibblewhite and the amazing team at MAG (Airports Group), with support and guidance from the National Autistic Society, to help create the new Sunflower Room in Terminal 2.

This has been a truly collaborative project, focused on making travel more accessible and inclusive for everyone. Seeing the space now open and supporting passengers is a proud moment for everyone involved, and we're grateful to have played a part in bringing it to life.

We look forward to continuing our partnership with Manchester Airport.

A new addition is opening at Manchester Airport's Terminal 2 which will offer respite from the hustle and bustle of the main terminal

21/09/2026

A Fantastic Three Days at Neuroplaces Expo 2026

Last week, George Bone-Knell had the pleasure of representing Ambispace at Neuroplaces 2026, and what an incredible experience it was.

Over the three-day event, he connected with people from all walks of life, from someone living just a mile away from our factory in Doncaster to visitors who had travelled all the way from Japan. These conversations highlighted an important truth: in a world that is constantly demanding our attention, the need for safe, flexible, and calming environments has never been greater, not only for neurodivergent individuals, but for everyone.

It was inspiring to share Ambispace's mission of creating sensory-friendly spaces that support wellbeing, focus, and comfort. From our Sensory Nooks to our fully bespoke sensory rooms, designed, built, and installed by our team here in the UK, the response was overwhelmingly positive.

Many of the people George spoke with, whether representing businesses, supporting children on the spectrum, or sharing their own neurodivergent experiences, were passionate about making sensory spaces more accessible. What stood out was that they weren't only thinking about their own needs. There was a genuine desire to see these spaces introduced into public environments, ensuring that comfort, safety, and support are available to everyone.

We're excited to have made so many valuable new connections and look forward to continuing these conversations in the weeks ahead. Most of all, it was a privilege to showcase the work Ambispace does every day to help create inclusive, supportive environments for all.

A huge thank you to everyone who visited our stand, shared their experiences, and supported our mission.

“It was a fantastic three days for Ambispace, and we're excited for what's next!”

16/09/2026

We’re gearing up for another busy season of shows, expos, and community events, which means plenty of assembling (and disassembling!) our Sensory Igloo/Sensory Cave.

Here’s a quick hyperlapse showing how our inflatable sensory spaces come together. It’s always a bit of fun rolling out the air at the end, it never fails to make me giggle, and people often ask to join in when they see it happening.

These spaces continue to be a huge hit at events, giving visitors a calm, regulated environment right in the middle of the noise and excitement. Whether it’s the fully accessible Sensory Igloo or the atmospheric Sensory Cave (seen in the video), we’re excited to bring them to more venues this season.

P.s Just a reminder that our inflatable sensory spaces are available to purchase: https://www.ambispace.co.uk/sensory-igloo