AlmaVidaKids

AlmaVidaKids Montessori Spaces

Plan spaces for several groups

Plan what each group needs: play stations, activity areas and an estimated budget, with totals for your whole setting.

Planning a space at home? Use the home playroom planner.

Play stations

3

m² per child

3.3

Items

15

Estimate

€960–€2.100

Zones

  • Movement areaClear floor space for climbing and movement.
  • Toy rotation areaA low shelf with a small selection of toys.
  • Quiet cornerA place to unwind and read.

Equipment for this group

  • 3× Movement (arch, Pikler triangle or balance board)
  • 2× Floor area (rug or mat)
  • 2× Storage and toy rotation (low shelf, basket or book display)
  • 3× Activity area (table and chair)
  • 3× Comfortable seating (cushion, pouffe or play sofa)
  • 2× Independence (learning tower or low wardrobe)
  • 3.3 m² per child is below the planning benchmark of 3.5 m². Consider fewer items or splitting activities between spaces.
  • • Plan the activity areas before choosing products. Plan clear floor space, accessible storage and a quiet place to unwind.
  • • Allow around 14 m² of clear circulation space for movement and supervision.
  • • Avoid: Too many large pieces of movement equipment side by side.
  • • Avoid: Climbing at height.

Totals for your setting

Groups

1

Children

12

m²

40

Items

15

Estimate

€960–€2.100

Estimates are based on group size, ages and floor area, excluding VAT, delivery and installation. We’ll work out the final proposal with you.

Compare scenarios

Change the floor area, age group or priority and compare the results with Scenario A. Each scenario keeps its own inputs.

Compare with

Scenario ABaseline

Baseline for all differences

Play stations
3
m² per child
3.3
Items
15
Estimate
€960–€2.100

Equipment

  • Movement (arch, Pikler triangle or balance board)3×
  • Floor area (rug or mat)2×
  • Storage and toy rotation (low shelf, basket or book display)2×
  • Activity area (table and chair)3×
  • Comfortable seating (cushion, pouffe or play sofa)3×
  • Independence (learning tower or low wardrobe)2×

Capacity

  • 3.3 m² per child is below the planning benchmark of 3.5 m². Consider fewer items or splitting activities between spaces.

Scenario B

Differences compared with Scenario A

Play stations
3
m² per child
4.7+1.4
Items
15
Estimate
€960–€2.100

Equipment

  • Movement (arch, Pikler triangle or balance board)3×
  • Floor area (rug or mat)2×
  • Storage and toy rotation (low shelf, basket or book display)2×
  • Activity area (table and chair)3×
  • Comfortable seating (cushion, pouffe or play sofa)3×
  • Independence (learning tower or low wardrobe)2×

Capacity

No capacity warnings: this scenario meets the planning benchmark of 3.5 m² per child.

Request a proposal

Your plan is included with the enquiry, so Maria João can respond with your groups in mind.

Optional, but very helpful

Show us your space

Upload a few photos or a short video of the room, corner or wall you want to improve. We use them to suggest products and a layout suited to your space, your child's age and how the room is used.

Helpful to share:

  • One wide photo of the entire space
  • One photo from the opposite side
  • A short video while walking through the space
  • Difficult corners, doors, windows or furniture that will stay
  • Optional: floor plan or measurements

Privacy: Please avoid including children's faces. We use your uploads only to prepare your personal advice.

Planning benchmark: 3.5 m² of usable indoor play space per child.

1 group · 12 children

€960–€2.100