A Scottish company that delivers leather for the most respected luxury car brands in the world has resulted in a new series of interior design concepts to help people who are neurodicizing.
Bridge of Weir Leder delivers car brands such as McLaren, Jaguar Land Rover and more and aims to create more calmer and comfortable experience for car dwellers, especially for those who are neurodiversing.
It is estimated that around one of seven people is neurodicizing and the targeted use of colors, textures and patterns play a key role in reducing stress and fear and at the same time improves comfort.
The company is investigating new ways to support its customers through research -based internal collections, and the “conscious collection” examines the role of multi -sensory design in reducing driver stress and improving comfort.
It builds on the work of another Scottish company in the leather group, Muirhead, which delivers 160 airlines.
Muirhead started his “Sensation Collection” to improve the comfort of neurodiverse passengers in airplanes.
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Debra Choong, design manager at Bridge of Weir Leather, said: “Bridge of Weir's goal is to interpret further developing design instructions about color, texture and application to ensure that our company and our products remain at the top of material innovation.
“With the conscious collection, our goal is to minimize potential stressors and ensure that our natural materials contribute to a calming environment. Ultimately, we want to create interiors that promote inclination and at the same time celebrate the unique strengths of neurodiversum – improve the travel experience for everyone.
“Bright, strongly saturated colors and complex patterns can contribute to a sensory overload, which means that the environment feels more overwhelmed than calmed down. Red, pink and neon tones are usually perceived as intense or aggressive.
“Patterns should also be carefully taken into account. Abstract or high -contrast designs can be visually confusing, which contributes to cognitive stress. Instead, recognizable, rounded patterns with little contrast can maintain a feeling of focus and calm.
“The 'conscious collection' is intended to inspire automotive designers, to think beyond the aesthetics and to consider how multisensory design can change the experiences of the occupants. From the material selection to color psychology, we imagine that designers integrate our knowledge in order to create tailor-made, human-centered rooms that meet individual needs.
“By offering a variety of leather surfaces and sensor-friendly design elements, we offer manufacturers to build the tools that prioritize the comfort and improve the well-being overall. In the core, this collection is about rethinking the relationship between materials and human experience, and ensuring that cars are not only visually appealing, but also and also intensive and emotional are emotionally and emotionally supportive.
“The autodesign moves to more personalized, humanly centered rooms. By taking neurodiversity and multisensorical principles, car manufacturers can create vehicles that not only transport people, but actively contribute to their well-being. With the” conscious collection “we take an important step towards thoughtful, inclusive interior, the luxury through comfort, innovation and emotional Reconstruction connection.