Interior design for public places, made for children.
Museums, schools, nurseries, libraries, medical practices and children’s centres: spaces for welcome, waiting and learning, designed for everyday use.
The space is the first contact between an institution and a family.
A waiting room, a classroom or a museum space is judged before the service it hosts. A space designed for children eases the discomfort of waiting, supports the work of staff and shows care for families.
Four criteria for every commission.
Welcome
Routes, light and colours that guide and reassure the child.Heavy use
Hard-wearing, easy-to-clean materials, suited to daily use.Workflows
The space respects the organisation and the needs of staff.Specialist expertise
For sensory, therapeutic and educational environments we work alongside healthcare and education professionals.
Sensory environments for museums and cultural centres.
Sculpted walls, alcoves to retreat into, carefully balanced light and colour: a space designed for slowing down, within a visitor route or next to a waiting room.
Entrance, play, library, workshop and garden.
Concept axonometric for a sea-themed learning space.
Welcome, reading, play and quiet.
Public & Community: frequently asked questions.
What kind of places do you design?
Any place open to the public and used by children and families: waiting rooms, medical practices, nurseries, schools, libraries, museums and community spaces.
Do you also oversee delivery?
On request, yes: we coordinate suppliers, bespoke furniture and final installation.
Where do you work?
The atelier is based in Florence. We take on projects in Italy and abroad, on site and remotely.
Let’s talk about your space.
Tell us about the place and the goal. We will reply with an initial assessment of the project.
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