Creating Pause Points in Museums

From lobbies to exhibition halls, Honeycombs create flexible retreat spaces without major interventions. Already in use at leading European museums, they add a new layer to the visitor experience.

Cardboard Honeycombs at Childsplay Nursery

At Childsplay Nursery in Newcastle, Learning Honeycombs have quickly become a valued addition to their environment. Designed to create flexible retreat spaces, they offer children a calm place to rest, recharge, or enjoy quiet moments.

Creating Learning Spaces at Haltwhistle Academy

Our involvement in the refurbishment of Haltwhistle Primary Academy began at the recommendation of one of the senior team members at Wise Academies, following our earlier collaboration on the award-winning Jesmond Gardens Primary project in Hartlepool.

Space Design Project: Brood Play Café

Brood Play Café, located in North Shields, UK, is an independently run play space designed for children from newborn to preschool age. The café offers a cosy, nurturing, and inclusive environment where families can bond and create lasting memories.

A Century of Play: Celebrating 100 Years with Dusyma

multifunctional space for children, ideal for nurseries and schools

A Century of Play: Celebrating 100 Years with Dusyma Dusyma, the world’s first kindergarten supplier, was founded in 1925, and for the past 100 years has been synonymous with exceptional quality, safety, and pedagogical value. This milestone marks a century of dedication to creating innovative educational toys, furniture, and learning resources that inspire children’s development. […]

The Role of Learning Honeycombs in Supporting Sensory Overload for Children

Versatile Learning Honeycombs – Perfect for Libraries, Offices, and Classrooms

The Role of Learning Honeycombs in Supporting Sensory Overload for Children Children with sensory processing challenges, such as those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and other developmental conditions (many of which are considered hidden disabilities), are often prone to sensory overload. Sensory overload occurs when children are exposed to excessive […]