What is the perfect feature for your playroom?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How old is your kiddo? (We design with your child's development in mind!)

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  • A.
    Baby
  • B.
    Toddler 
  • C.
    Preschooler
  • D.
    Elementary Schooler
  • E.
    Teenager
• 2.
  How does your kiddo love to spend time?

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  • A.
    Climbing the walls... literally
  • B.
    Crafting the next masterpiece for your fridge
  • C.
    Engineering forts from couch cushions and building towers with boxes
  • D.
    Creating order (and having fun!) by organizing and sorting 
  • E.
    Telling creative stories or devouring stories written by others 
  • F.
    Debuting their latest off-Broadway show
  • G.
    Exploring the great outdoors (and sometimes bringing it indoors)
  • H.
    Hanging out with their friends, watching movies and playing games
• 3.
  Your child's favorite toy is...

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  • A.
    Magna-Tiles! ALL the Magna-Tiles.
  • B.
    A cardboard box that gets transformed into something magical.
  • C.
    The Nugget!
  • D.
    Anything that can be a pretend microphone.
  • E.
    Animal figurines and anything to do with the great outdoors.
  • F.
    Books are toys, right? Then books! 
  • G.
    A gaming console.
• 4.
  How do you describe your little?

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  • A.
    A real mover and shaker 
  • B.
    A builder and planner
  • C.
    A star of the stage 
  • D.
    A nature lover 
  • E.
    A creative maker 
  • F.
    A typical teen
  • G.
    A bookworm
• 5.
  How does your family spend time together?

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  • A.
    Making forts!
  • B.
    Really anything, as long as it's outside
  • C.
    Creating and curating artistic masterpieces
  • D.
    Putting on shows and performances — in costume of course
  • E.
    Moving and grooving at the family dance party
  • F.
    Hiking, biking, and climbing to get that energy out
  • G.
    Game night! All about the puzzles and board games.
  • H.
    Cozying up and reading a good book.
• 6.
  Your child prefers playing...

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  • A.
    Indoors 
  • B.
    Outdoors
  • C.
    Both
• 7.
  What is YOUR biggest pain point?

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  • A.
    You're always tripping over toys. SO. MANY. TOYS.
  • B.
    Every night you have to reassemble your living room furniture.
  • C.
    The whole house is the kids' room. Why don't they share?!
  • D.
    All the world's a stage, and apparently your clothes are the costumes.
  • E.
    You didn't ask to have your walls painted pink, yellow, and red.
  • F.
    Neither you nor your child can remember how to reassemble all the things that were taken apart that day.
  • G.
    You have more books than a library... and they're everywhere.
  • H.
    You never knew backpacks, jackets, and shoes could take up so much space.
• 8.
  Describe the space you want to transform

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  • A.
    A dedicated space (playroom/basement/garage)
  • B.
    A shared space, one that serves a second purpose (living room, dining room)
  • C.
    A bedroom
  • D.
    An outdoor space
• 9.
  What do you have in mind?

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  • A.
    A playroom refresh (using off-the-shelf products to transform your space)
  • B.
    A full playroom renovation (creating play features customized and built specifically for your family)
  • C.
    A mixture of both!

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  A Climbing Wall and Monkey Bars

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  Your kiddo is bouncing off the walls, so let's create a space for them to get all that energy out in a safe, controlled way! Adding a climbing wall and monkey bars to your playroom is exactly what movers and shakers need.It might come off as unbridled energy, but physical and gross motor play is actually incredibly important for improving focus. Climbers are working on their core development and strengthening, and the stabilization work that comes from jumping and hanging actually has a direct impact on writing stamina and handwriting. These little daredevils are also quick thinkers, always problem solving on the fly. Ready to talk about how to take your playroom to new heights? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!
• 2.
  A Treehouse!

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  Your kiddo loves to be outside, so let’s make it happen. By creating this tiny little home away from home (so to speak!), your small scientist will get it all: gross motor play through climbing and a space to hold and examine the treasures they find in the great outdoors.Did you know exploring the world around them is directly linked to an understanding of science and causes kiddos to explore cause and effect? It can also lead to a lifelong love of life sciences, and biology concepts like animals and habitats. They will also form hypotheses and then test concepts out, over and over again. Foster this curiosity, because research has shown that curiosity actually helps children learn how to read. Ready to make the treehouse of your child’s dreams? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!
• 3.
  A Dress Up Nook and a Stage

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  Let’s build your star a stage and a dress-up nook! Not only is this a really fun and unique feature in a playroom, but you will also have a front-row seat to some award-winning imaginative play. Performers are natural storytellers and they’re drawn to the spotlight. Whether it’s putting on plays, pretending to be in a band, or even just extremely imaginative play, they are looking for a reaction from you as they hone their craft. They’ll learn as they pick up on the social cues around them, but, perhaps most importantly, they’re developing the lifelong skill of confidence.Ready to set the stage for your little star? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!
• 4.
  A Makerspace!

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  Let’s build your little one a makerspace! Having all the art and creative materials in one place will help your mini maker take a vision and turn it into a reality. Also? It helps grownups conquer the clutter by having a system in place. When we talk about art and making, we are focusing on visual arts and creating physical materials (vs. musical arts and dramatic arts). Young artists explore traditional and non-traditional tools and materials to translate an image or story from their head through their hands and into being. Some art and making is temporary, lasting only until it is cleaned up. Some result in a finished product that goes on the wall (or in that special folder of saved art). But no matter what your little one creates, the process of creating both inspires great problem solving and creative thinking -- and that’s worth supporting! Ready to help your mini start making magic? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!
• 5.
  A Ball Run

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  Yes, a ball run! Your little builder can switch it up as many times as they want during play! And -- we can’t stress this enough for the grownups -- it’s contained! Building and engineering includes a constant cycle of construction and (often) demolition. By working and reworking a ball run, your little engineer can test theories and see how things work -- all while flexing their creativity and problem solving skills. The best part? They’ll feel proud and accomplished of the “work” that they did in the day. And that’s the blueprint for successful play! Ready to get your engineer-in-the-making up and running? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!
• 6.
  A Dreamy Reading Nook

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  Oh, how we love our little bookworms! These sweet and imaginative souls love to both read books and create their own stories. And while your little one might be amassing a literary library that would easily serve a small city, you might find yourself in the role of sorting librarian. There’s an answer for this! Adding a reading nook in a playroom will contain the clutter but also provide an imaginative, quiet spot for creative thinking and dreaming. Bookshelves that have the books face outward will help children see and choose what they want to read. Stuffed animals will give them audiences if they want to start reading out loud or begin telling their own stories. We have a few more tricks up our sleeves, too! Ready to create a beautiful space that encourages your child’s love of reading? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!
• 7.
  A Social Space

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  As our kiddos grow up (why does it happen so fast!?), they might not need some of the traditional playroom features anymore, but that doesn't mean your space shouldn't encourage play! It just might look a little different than it used to! Consider a multi-use space for your kids and their friends is a fun place to just hang out and watch movies, facilitates them actually doing their homework, provides an area with materials to create art and express themselves, watch movies, and play games. If the thought of keeping this space clean and organized is making you twitch, do not worry! Good design can elevate this space to make it both kid- and parent-approved. Want to learn more about how to make this a reality? Check out our services and then let's set up some time to talk!