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Bookshelves painted in a lavender hue provide accessible storage for toys and books, providing visual choice and making them easy to access for play, learning, and therapy.
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A nature-inspired palette of greens and blues throughout the main play space creates a visually stimulating environment. Sustainably sourced stacked cork sheets provide warm accents on the treehouse and bookcase.

Pendant lights resembling clouds, crafted from honeycombed paper and illuminated from within, provide soft lighting throughout the space. Lighting controls are installed at a height accessible to children, and each light can be dimmed individually.

A contemporary five-light pendant chandelier provides bright, even lighting throughout the space. The round shape of these pendants connects with the brass and marble hardware installed on the kitchen cabinetry.

This custom shelving system provides organized and accessible storage for various toys used in play-based therapies, offering visual choice for a child with autism.

Custom pink lily pad pillows made from a durable wool-acrylic blend and a custom rug crafted from wool and bamboo silk create a child-oriented space on the floor. This environment encourages one-on-one interactions and therapy, making it easy for adults to engage in activities on the floor.

The shape and placement of rugs throughout the space subtract parts of the wood flooring to help emphasize landing areas for therapy and play. This rug placement also creates a path of exposed flooring, which reveals a recreational running loop through the playroom, kitchen, and library.

A custom rug crafted from wool and bamboo silk and a large, low-hanging cloud-like paper pendant light create an inviting, child-oriented space. This environment naturally facilitates one-on-one floortime therapy and play, making it easy for adults to join children in activities on the floor.

Modular, green climbing structures made from durable, commercial-grade textiles are incorporated into this play space. These soft forms offer opportunities for physical movement, enabling the child to climb and exercise their muscles. Additionally, the child can rearrange the structures into various configurations during play, stimulating their imagination.
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