the spilo! play process
At spilo! play, we believe that every playspace begins with understanding your family or your clients. Our residential and commercial play solutions are designed with kids’ ages, personalities, movement styles, interests, sensory and regulation needs in mind. We create custom indoor play environments that cater to both the present and what’s next as your children grow into the space over time. We design so that your space can grow with you - from toddler to teen.
1 — we listen.
Send us photos and basic measurements of your space (height, width, depth), then complete our playful-but-purposeful spilo! play questionnaire so we can start understanding your family, your space, and your vision for family play solutions.
2 — we learn.
Next, we hop on a 30-minute video call to dive deeper into your kids’ personalities, sensory needs, movement styles, favorite colors, inspirations, dream features, and definite “please don’ts” as we explore tailored family play solutions with spilo! Play.
3 — we design + we grow.
Then the magic starts. Over the next 2–4 weeks, we transform all that beautiful feedback into a custom spilo! play design, a thoughtful family play solution created to grow alongside your kids for years to come. During your design presentation call, we’ll walk you through your personalized package options: spilo! splash or spilo! go. (spilo! signature projects are reserved upfront and follow expanded timelines based on scope and complexity.)
4 — we create.
Once approved, our trusted subcontractors and on-staff artist get to work bringing your space to life — from builds and installs to custom murals and finishing details, all designed to enhance family play solutions and incorporate spilo! play elements.
5 — we play!
The best part? We walk the completed space with you, review your custom features, provide S.A.F.E. play guidance, and officially hand over your brand new spilo! play space. This area is designed as one of our family play solutions, ensuring years of climbing, swinging, imagining, regulating, and memory-making ahead.
design process IN a nutshell
