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Why we LOVE this product!
This is a real planning tool that happens to be great fun for kids. Peeling and moving walls and furniture makes design feel like play, and the 1/4-inch scale quietly teaches measurement.
It's one of the few products a child and a parent can genuinely use together on a real project.
Two things to weigh: it's flat and paper-based, so kids who want 3D models may prefer a building kit, and the stickers are small.
Description
SKU:
DW001
The Home Quick Planner is a floor plan design kit: a large grid sheet and 700 reusable peel-and-stick symbols for walls, doors, windows, furniture, cabinets and appliances, so kids (and adults) can design a home and rearrange it with one finger.
What's inside
- 5,600-square-foot floor plan grid sheet
- 700 pre-cut, reusable peel-and-stick symbols at 1/4-inch scale: furniture, kitchen cabinets and appliances, bathroom fixtures, windows, doors, walls, switches, outlets and lights
How it works
Lay out the outer walls, cutting wall pieces to size, add interior walls and rooms, then furnish everything. Walls and furniture peel off and move, so designs can change as often as you like.
What kids learn
- Scale and measurement: working on a 1/4-inch grid
- Planning: fitting rooms, doors and furniture together
- Spatial reasoning: imagining a space from above
- Design: making choices and revising them
Good to know before you buy
- Age: the maker lists 7 and up; adult help is recommended for younger children. It is also sold as a planning tool for adults.
- Price: $34.95 at Fat Brain Toys at the time of writing.
- Goes with: TigerPress also makes an Architect's Drawing Kit and a 3-D Home Kit, sold separately.
Who it's for
Kids who love designing houses, families planning a room makeover together, and older kids curious about architecture or interior design.
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About
Fat Brain Toys
Fat Brain Toys was founded in 2002 by husband-and-wife team Mark and Karen Carson in Elkhorn, Nebraska. The idea grew out of a search for more toys to complement a magnetic construction set their son Adam received for his tenth birthday. Finding the selection online limited, the family saw an opportunity to help parents discover a wider variety of interesting, thoughtfully designed toys.
What began as a small home-based business grew into an established toy company with its own range of products, alongside toys selected from other innovative makers. Fat Brain Toys developed a reputation for offering alternatives to conventional mass-market toys, with an emphasis on products that encourage children to explore, experiment, build, and solve problems.
The company's philosophy centers on the idea that play can be both enjoyable and enriching. Its collection spans everything from early-learning toys and sensory playthings to construction sets, puzzles, and challenging games. Family involvement has remained part of its story, with the next generation contributing to product design and innovation.
Fat Brain Toys aims to make discovering great toys easier for families while encouraging children to develop curiosity, creativity, and confidence through play.
