1 / 3Little palette
📍 Desa Parkcity, Kuala Lumpur
A sensory paint play experience in Desa Parkcity where children get messy indoors with shower facilities for cleanup. Coffee and croffle available for parents. Recent visitor feedback notes reduced paint quantities and stricter play rules.
Why haven't this come in to Malaysia earlier!!! Our kids had so much fun. Having a place indoor where u can make a mess with paint? what more can u ask for!!! There's a shower hose within the room for them to clean up before coming out. Ohohoho definitely coming here often
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children who love sensory and creative play. The concept — getting gloriously messy indoors with proper cleanup — is genuinely distinctive. Families visiting for the first time should set realistic expectations based on recent feedback, as play rules and paint quality have shifted from earlier iterations.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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JJMeowlius
3 years ago
“Why haven't this come in to Malaysia earlier!!! Our kids had so much fun. Having a place indoor where u can make a mess with paint? what more can u ask for!!! There's a shower hose within the room for them to clean up before coming out. Ohohoho definitely coming here often”
Daphne Low
3 years ago
“Sensory play for kids. Clean and comfortable environment. Served good coffee and yummy croffle.”
Bavitaa Rames
3 months ago
“Love the atmosphere and vibes. Would definitely come back here!”
Reviews from Google
Overview
Little Palette offers indoor paint play — a rare concept in Malaysia where children freely use spray paint and colours in a dedicated space with on-site shower cleanup. Parents can enjoy coffee and croffle as kids play. Earlier visits were consistently praised for freedom and energy. Recent feedback indicates reduced paint refills, more watery colours, and stricter rules that have dampened the experience for some families.
