What do you do with an idea?

“The Little Pilot” is a room for a little boy who loves the idea of one day becoming a pilot. He builds airplanes, reads and listens to stories about famous aviators — and in this room his small idea is already big.

The concept is inspired by Kobi Yamada's book What Do You Do with an Idea? The room is divided into zones: the bed is a place for dreaming; everywhere else the little pilot works on his ideas — at a desk, on the floor, at the round table — each workplace depending on what he needs to do.

Follow your dreams. They know the way.Kobi Yamada
The Little Pilot — view of the room with line frames in blue, green and orange
Geometry drawn like flight routes across every surface.

One room, three altitudes

Your boarding passes. Move the mouse over a ticket.

The work zone of The Little Pilot room
Boarding pass · Gate B1

The Hangar

Work and play stations: computer desk, building table, reading corner — each tuned to a different mission.

Flying · 35 000 ft
The sleeping zone of The Little Pilot room
Boarding pass · Gate G2

The Dream Deck

The bed, nested in frames of colour — a cockpit of sleep where tomorrow's flights are stored.

Landing · 1 200 ft
The round table zone of The Little Pilot room
Boarding pass · Gate O3

Mission Control

The round table and the floor: sit down, spread the maps, follow the stripes and let the idea grow.

Thinking · above the clouds

Radar: scan the room

Tap an orange marker to zoom in on that zone. 0 / 5 zones scanned

Floor plan of The Little Pilot room: bed and storage along the top, long desk on the left, round table and reading bench on the right
Mission ControlChoose a marker on the plan.

Walk-around inspection

Before every flight a pilot walks around the aircraft. Inspect every render of the room and check each station — a complete inspection earns your pilot licence.

STN --
CHECKED

Flight rules of the room

Read every rule to decode the recipe.

0 of 4 rules read.

Follow your dreams.
They know the way.