Florencia Djoe Design

Florencia Djoe Design Florencia Djoe, Allied ASID, Allied AIA has been in design industry since 1985. Home is the first base where the children with autism live.

Her last projects in Indonesia are internet cafe and golf country club bidding projects. She moved to United States in 1997 and started her interior design practice again in 2020. In October 2022, Florencia Djoe decided to make the Sensory Interior Design for children with autism as her signature service. Her company is partnering with occupational therapy so they can fully support them for their

issues. In 2020 and 2021 Florencia Djoe hosted An Autism Online Summit called Your Child with Autism featuring more than 25 people in autism field such as Temple Grandin, Ph.D, Stephen Shore, Barry Prizant, brain doctor, nutritionist doctor, music , speech, ABA, OT therapist and many celebrities to support her interest to support the children with autism. She believes environment play a big factor to the child and an interior designer she wanted to have this sensory challenges address at home so the children can be fully self-regulated with 24 hours at home. It supposed to support their challenges so the rest of the family can enjoy living together. They deserve a better quality of life.

11/04/2026

My design hero & inspirator: Karl Lagerfeld. He had the ability to transform himself to other brand design label like Channel. The transformation and new life using the old design elements are spectacular and I adore him for that. His house, office and fashion design, books collection reflect of what he was... 😎🙏🏻🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thank you for being a genius design diva…
Source: Elle magazine, Elle Decor, YouTube : Karl Lagerfield | The House of Chanel

Yesss… I’m celebrating the month of April as the Autism Month with my third Autism Summit on next Saturday, April11’2026...
01/04/2026

Yesss… I’m celebrating the month of April as the Autism Month with my third Autism Summit on next Saturday, April
11’2026 with Prof. Temple Grandin and Prof. Stephen Shore. Stay tune!

Tip Tuesday: Sensory Tips for Child with Sensory Challenges or Autistic Child.
17/03/2026

Tip Tuesday: Sensory Tips for Child with Sensory Challenges or Autistic Child.

09/03/2026

What does sensory mean to you?
Do you feel things surround you soothing or annoying you?
The movement of the tree waving, the wind that blow your hair and males you feel chill and relax at the same times. The smell of saltiness of the blue ocean, the heat from sun. The sound of the wind that’s passing through your body and awakens all your five senses.

Does you interior indoor environment also makes your senses awaking or it triggers your emotion, well being and behavior?

08/03/2026

What a fun weekend 🥰🥹🙏🏻🙋🏻‍♀️

06/03/2026

KBIS 2026 recap… Lots of new products and innovation from KBIS class

03/03/2026

What sensory means to you…? 🤔🧐

It’s an honor to be invited by Edith Wolek .emperorsmedia to celebrate Women International Day by becoming one of the s...
03/03/2026

It’s an honor to be invited by Edith Wolek .emperorsmedia to celebrate Women International Day by becoming one of the speakers. I will talk about Your Autistic Child: How the Environment Can Affect Behavior and Well Being.
Hope you can join us online on March 8’2026 at 12 noon PST or 3:00 PM EST.
Stay tuned…🙋🏻‍♀️❤️🙏🏻

03/03/2026

What does signage mean to you? A sense of direction? Visual clues, color, pattern, signage or graphic images like these helps people a sense of direction and messages to tell. Do you have similar approach to your home, organizing space, declutter the house so people with language delay or sensory challenges have a better quality of life?

01/03/2026

What trigger, irritate or pleasing you when you were in a space? Is it the color, pattern, smell, nice lighting, the smell of the food or pleasing sounds from the winds blowing your hair or face? Do you have sensory challenges? Have you been assed and got your Sensory Assessment? You can DM us, we can discuss whether we can help you or your child who has sensory challenges.

Sometimes, the world can feel like too much—too loud, too bright, too overwhelming. For children with autism, having a s...
28/07/2025

Sometimes, the world can feel like too much—too loud, too bright, too overwhelming. For children with autism, having a safe, quiet space to retreat to can make all the difference. 🏡🌿
Think of it as a sensory sanctuary within your home. Whether it’s a quiet reading corner, a soft, dimly lit nook, or an area designed for sensory breaks, these spaces help your child regain control and self-regulate. It’s not about isolation—it’s about providing peace and support when needed most.

Creating sensory-friendly zones is about offering your child a place where they can feel safe, calm, and connected to themselves. Let’s design spaces that offer balance and peace in the chaos. ✨

Did you know that texture can have a profound impact on your child’s sensory experience? For children with autism, textu...
25/07/2025

Did you know that texture can have a profound impact on your child’s sensory experience? For children with autism, textures play a key role in creating a calming environment.
Soft fabrics, plush rugs, and cozy pillows can help soothe tactile sensitivities, while rough, scratchy materials might cause discomfort.

Imagine a space filled with tactile experiences that nurture and calm, where every touch feels safe and soothing. Whether it's a soft blanket or a textured wall, every detail can create a more peaceful, sensory-friendly environment.

Let’s design spaces that feel good to the touch—and to the soul.

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Jakarta

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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