Multisensory design in the interiors of Sensory rooms for visitors in shopping and Entertainment complexes

Abstract

The concept of sensory rooms in shopping and entertainment complexes is explored as a space for relaxation and psychological relief in crowded environments. It’s been established that multisensory design, focused on accessibility, sustainability, and eco-friendliness, serves as the foundation for shaping the interiors of sensory rooms. As an emerging field in modern interior design, multisensory design seeks to integrate visual experiences, acoustics, tactile interactions, and olfactory influences to create immersive environments. The means by which the necessary interior space can be created have been identified. Specifically, these include greenery, the use of natural materials such as wood and its derivatives, light and natural tones, the selection of a minimalist style in decoration and furnishing, and more. The study explores the concept and characteristics of multisensory design, focusing on inclusion, sustainability, and multisensory engagement in the interiors of sensory rooms for visitors of shopping and entertainment complexes. As a new field in contemporary interior design, multisensory design aims to integrate visual impressions, acoustics, tactile interactions, and olfactory influences to create an engaging and unique spac.