Kidz in the Zone is a 4,000 sq. ft. therapy based indoor play space in Brooklyn, designed and built by Kidandcad. This fairy tale inspired environment blends imaginative play with therapeutic intent supporting sensory, emotional, and developmental growth through custom designed structures, cozy role play zones, and calming aesthetics. Every detail was crafted in house with white glove care, from concept to completion.

A storybook welcome framed by classic arches and vibrant storefronts. This central zone blends playful charm with a calming ambiance ideal for therapeutic exploration.
The entryway to imagination—where children explore movement and spatial awareness through elevated walkways, tunnels, and a cheerful spiral slide.
A cozy gathering spot for families and therapists, blending function with comfort. Equipped with a kitchenette and seating for community-based care.
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A bird’s-eye view of a fully immersive townscape, intentionally open and airy to support visual clarity and smooth transitions during therapeutic sessions.
Brooklyn-inspired mural meets functional design. Cubbies and storage keep things tidy while reinforcing routines and creating calm through visual structure.
Modular tables and flexible seating allow for therapist-guided activities, fine motor skill development, and creative expression in a sunlit, soothing setting.
Designed for quiet play and emotional regulation, this whimsical cottage and soft seating area create a nurturing environment for mindfulness and rest.
Designed for quiet play and emotional regulation, this whimsical cottage and soft seating area create a nurturing environment for mindfulness and rest.
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Through imaginative shopping and role-play, kids build cognitive, social, and life skills in a hands-on environment designed for therapeutic growth.
Engage empathy, storytelling, and collaboration in these themed role-play stations where real-world scenarios support expressive and emotional development.
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