Bompas & Parr. Sensory Accumulator

Thornton’s store at Westfield Stratford hosted an avant-garde sensory experience: the bespoke Sensory Accumulator, conceived by the visionary designers Bompas & Parr. This distinctive pink pod functions as an immersive apparatus, meticulously engineered to augment the gustatory experience by calibrating the optimal confluence of flavors for each individual palate.

Upon entry, participants are subjected to an initial taste profiling, wherein their flavor predilections are ascertained. Subsequently, they are enveloped in an audio-visual symphony within the pod, where the visual stimuli are intricately synchronized to their personalized taste preferences. The experience is further augmented by the integration of EEG technology embedded in the headgear, which monitors and responds to the participant's cerebral activity, tailoring the visual environment to reflect their distinctive gustatory profile.

The Sensory Accumulator isolates the participant from extraneous sensory input, thereby focusing solely on the carefully orchestrated array of flavors that are methodically introduced to the palate. This orchestrated environment transcends conventional tasting, fostering an unparalleled, transcendental journey of taste and relaxation—an ultimate sensory odyssey that redefines the boundaries of immersive gastronomic exploration.

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