01Corner climbing walls
Two climbing panels meet in a corner, with a rope route and holds spaced for small hands.
Sensory gym gallery
Explore sensory gym layouts we have designed around the ways children climb, swing, balance, investigate, and find a quieter rhythm.

Our work
Each room brings active equipment, clear pathways, and calming choices into one thoughtful layout. Look through the spaces below to see how we make room for movement and a quieter pace.
01Two climbing panels meet in a corner, with a rope route and holds spaced for small hands.
02An overhead ring track, three swing styles, a green climbing tower, and a ball pit share one open floor.
03A padded crawl-through tunnel runs beneath the play structure, with foam tiles and a doorway at each end.
04Rope, lycra, and cocoon swings hang beside a wall ladder, with a crash mat below.
05An enclosed, padded nook with a small trampoline gives kids a place to reset.
06Colorful trapeze rings run the length of the overhead track for hanging, swinging, and crossing.
07A yellow climbing tower with green steps drops into a slide and a ball pit, all under the ring track.
08A rope hammock, lycra swing, and cocoon swing hang from the track above a crash mat.
09A ladder, cocoon swing, and trapeze rings surround the green tower on colorful foam tiles.
10A pink and teal frame carries trapeze rings, a cocoon swing, a rope swing, climbing holds, and a wall ladder in a small room.
11An orange climbing wall with a rope route and a wall ladder below the ring track.
12The purple playhouse, slide, ring track, and climbing wall in one view.
13A spiral tube slide, two side-by-side slides, and a slatted climbing ramp all come off one raised platform.
14A padded ball pit sits beside the play structure while an overhead track carries rings, swings, and a cocoon seat over open floor.
15A ramp, stairs, and climbing wall lead up the tower, with a tube slide and a padded pit below the ring track.
16Climbing walls, a cocoon swing, a ball pit, and a slide and ramp share one big, open floor.
17A slatted ramp, slide, ball pit, and climbing wall sit beneath an overhead ring track in a clinic room.
18A freestanding purple climbing wall angles out in front of more climbing panels and a padded bench.
19An angled orange climbing wall stands on its own, with the rest of the gym open behind it.
20Teal stairs lead up to a blue slide that drops beside a padded ball pit and a climbing wall.
21A yellow climbing wall, blue slide, and a netted trampoline platform fill a room with a wood floor.
22A slatted ramp and yellow slide come off a climbing structure with an overhead ring track above.
23Every hold, ramp, and crash mat is placed for the kids who will use it, so a first climb feels doable.
Look beyond the photograph
As you browse, look for a route from the entrance to each activity, room around suspended equipment, and storage that keeps the floor clear. A quieter area is easier to use when it stays connected to the rest of the room.
Design yours next
Tell us about your room and the spaces that caught your eye. We will start the design from there.