Panorama Kids Club — a space for children by SPACE DESIGN

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Kids Club Interior Design: Panorama Kids Club at the Panorama Skhidnytsia Hotel

While you enjoy spa treatments, the tranquility of your room, or culinary discoveries at the restaurant, your child will spend their time having fun and learning—in the safe, fairy-tale-inspired space of the Panorama Skhidnytsia Hotel’s kids’ club. This kids club interior design by SPACE DESIGN turns the play area into a magical place for play, learning and making new friends.

Inspired by a Legend: The Enchanted World of Mykyta the Fox

The club’s design is inspired by Ivan Franko’s fairy tale “Mykyta the Fox, ” also known as “The Painted Fox.” This space is not just a play area, but a fairy-tale land where every corner exudes the spirit of the Boikivshchyna region. The choice of this particular story is no coincidence: the hotel is located in the heart of the region where the great Ivan Franko was born and worked. He has become a symbol of Boikiv wisdom, love of nature, truth, and justice—the very values we strive to instill in children through play and imagination.

The club’s decor is filled with illustrations and imagery from the world of Mykyta the Fox. Here, children feel as if they’ve become part of a magical story, where adventures, new friends, and important life lessons await them.

Fun, learning, and care—all in one place

The“Panorama” Kids’ Club isn’t just a playroom. It’s a real mini-world with its own rhythm, where development, fun, and safety go hand in hand.

Safety comes first. All furniture and play equipment comply with safety standards. Professional activity leaders and caregivers keep a close eye on the children, creating a friendly and supportive atmosphere.
Play as Development. Through educational games, contests, drawing, and creative activities, children develop their memory, logical thinking, imagination, and fine motor skills. We believe that play is the best way to learn.
Animation program. Daily activities with activity leaders bring joy and a burst of energy. They help children feel like part of a community, discover their talents, overcome shyness, and feel confident among their peers.
Workshops. Creativity is an integral part of development. The children’s club offers a variety of workshops, ranging from sculpting and drawing to making toys and eco-friendly decorations. These activities are not only fun but also educational.
Library and mini-movie theater. If a child gets tired of active play, there’s a reading corner available, as well as a small movie theater where they can watch cartoons. Peace and quiet, a cozy atmosphere, and educational content—everything needed for a relaxing break.

Panorama Kids Club – New Friends and Communication Skills

One of the club’s most important benefits is the opportunity to make new friends. Here, the little ones get to know each other, play, socialize, and learn to interact as part of a group. These small social steps are extremely important for their future development—they help foster empathy, cooperation, and leadership skills.

In an environment of kindness and equality, children learn to compromise, help one another, and resolve conflicts. It is precisely these skills that form the foundation for healthy socialization in adulthood.

A space designed to give parents peace of mind

The kids’ club is also a convenient solution for parents. You can take some time for yourself without worrying about whether your child is occupied. Knowing that your child is in a safe, fun, and cozy place, you can fully relax and enjoy a spa treatment, a walk, or a romantic dinner.

Experienced caregivers, safety oversight, and a well-organized environment—all of these give parents confidence and peace of mind.

Flexibility and Convenience

You decide when and how long your child will stay at the club. Whether it’s a short one-hour visit or a full day—it all depends on your schedule. Thanks to this approach, the club easily fits into any daily routine without limiting your freedom of movement or activities.

Panorama Kids Club – Values That Stay With Your Child

We don’t just organize games. We create an environment where children can grow, learn new things, shape their worldview, and discover themselves—all through a game format inspired by cultural heritage.

The character of Mykyta the Fox is not only a funny character but also a vehicle for deeper meanings. Through him, children learn about moral choices, the consequences of decisions, and the power of honesty. That is why this character has become a central element of the children’s club’s design.

Frequently asked questions

What does a commercial interior design project include?

A brief, a concept, a layout, 3D visualizations, technical drawings and specifications for materials and furniture. If needed, we provide author’s supervision during the works so the result matches the visualizations.

Can I order just a concept?

Yes. A concept with visualizations helps you evaluate the idea, compare options and make decisions before investing in the fit-out. It can later be developed into a full working design.

Do you make furniture for commercial spaces?

Yes. We work on a design and build basis: we design counters, shelving, bar and retail furniture to custom drawings and coordinate their manufacture, so the furniture fits the space precisely.

Do you work in other cities and countries?

Yes. We have offices in Lviv and Warsaw and run projects in several countries: meetings and approvals happen online, and we prepare documentation that local contractors can work with.

How we work on a project

Introduction: we discuss the task, budget and timeline and visit the premises or plot.
Contract and brief: we define the function of each zone and your style preferences.
Design development: layout, concept and 3D visualizations of every space.
Technical drawings: a complete documentation package for the builders.
Specification and procurement: selection of materials, furniture, lighting and appliances.
Implementation: author’s supervision so the result matches the visualizations.

This sequence makes the renovation predictable: decisions are made at the design stage rather than on the building site, so there are far fewer reworks and unplanned costs.