Rookie Sensory Unit

Curiosity has a new home. Our Rookie Sensory Unit is a beautifully thought-out piece of indoor furniture designed with our youngest explorers in mind. Whether it's for sensory play, loose parts exploration, or a calm corner full of reflective moments, this unit has plenty to offer (and peek through). Circular cut-outs on one side invite posting, peeking and passing through. Perfect for encouraging physical interaction and visual engagement. The mirrored central panel underneath, inside the unit, reflects movement and light, making sensory setups even more magical. Two internal compartments underneath give you space to store sensory toys, natural loose parts or display calming provocations. On top, raised sides help keep resources in place, so your beautifully curated sensory trays won't wander off mid-session. It's ideal for placing textured materials, sensory bins, or themed invitations to play. Part of our Rookie Furniture Range, this unit is sturdy, practical, and sized just right for under 3s. Great for sensory spaces, toddler corners, or early years classrooms looking to bring in open-ended, accessible play. Easy on the eyes, even easier to use, and a gentle invitation for little learners to explore, reflect, and discover. Sensory play just got its own stage. Features Circular cut-outs on side: Encourage peeking, posting, and physical interaction, adding a playful element to the unit's structure. Mirrored base panel inside: Reflects light and movement to enhance sensory experiences and visual engagement. Two lower compartments: Provide space for storing sensory resources, loose parts, or display items to support open-ended play. Raised sides on top surface: Help keep materials, trays, and setups contained during play, reducing mess and improving focus. Part of the Rookie Furniture Range: Designed to complement other Rookie pieces, offering consistency in size, style, and function across your setting. Benefits Supports sensory exploration: Encourages children to engage with textures, light, and movement, fostering sensory processing and discovery. Promotes physical interaction: Features like cut-outs and mirrored reflections motivate crawling, reaching, and grasping, supporting gross and fine motor development. Encourages independence: Open compartments and accessible surfaces invite children to self-select resources and engage in self-led play. Stimulates curiosity and focus: Reflective and tactile elements help maintain attention and support calm, focused exploration. Facilitates communication and social interaction: Shared play around the unit encourages turn-taking, conversation, and cooperative engagement.