Technology for a Sensory Experience

The marvels of modern technology allow us to experience our surroundings in a completely different way. Light, sound and features that utilize multiple senses during our average day are quickly becoming the new normal.

This modern illuminated faucet from Ndwelt, called Spot, makes a bright addition to any bathroom space and addresses the sense of touch, sight and sound. The touch-triggered Spot allows you turn the water on or off and to regulate the temperature by dragging your finger across the top. To please the sense of sight, the faucet is completely illuminated on it's underneath side while you listen to the soft flow of water from Spot.

Check out this very multi-sensory workspace designed by Carey Jones Interiors for the hair appliance company, GHD, created to keep their employees inspired and innovative. We love the LED lighting behind the walls and overhead, the tufted effects on the walls and the illuminated floors.

Speaking of multi-sensory technology for flooring and tiles, Sensitile transforms the way materials interact with light. The innovative tiles create moving shadows, produce unexpected rippling patterns and unique lighting patterns for flooring, walls, panels and commercial applications.

This golf course club house in Switzerland takes multi-sensory technology to new heights by taking design and light pattern plays up the walls and onto the ceilings. The clubhouse is so gorgeous, does anyone actually leave to get out on the links?