The main goal should have to be creating products and furnitures able to stimulate kids creativity, built with excellent materials and ecofriendly.
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design for kids by afilii * Ambiente Frankfurt 2017 * list of exhibitors
For the first time afilii – the international platform for design + architecture presents at Ambiente Frankfurt, 10th – 14th of February 2017, a variety of 8 designers from Germany. We show toys, accessories and furniture for children – with a strong focus on high quality, original design and sustainability. Exhibitors
Continue readingLumme – carpet for children by Maija Puoskari
Lumme carpet is inspired by 60’s feeling and the shape of water lily’s leaves. There is a link in the centre of the carpet so it can be easily hung on the wall by hook. Materials are ecological wool felt and leather.
Continue readingMAVALA’ – modern kids furniture by Anna Licata
My sons Enrico and Bianca inspired me. MAVALA’ was born from the desire to offer them a solid starting point for playing and learning having fun, feeling free to interpret it as they desired.
Continue readingMeet Courtney Adamo, Design Blogger from Babyccinokids
Simple is most often the best with children’s toys. Good toys are ones that inspire creativity and imagination, toys that don’t limit their play but expand it beyond measure.
Continue readingModern kids furniture by Agata Nowak
I wanted to design a set of furniture that will be friendly for kids and give them an opportunity to play with. I wanted to combine toys with furniture.
Continue readingRip + Tatter: chair for children by Pete Oyler
The Rip + Tattered chair was inspired by the ephemeral and imaginative nature of childhood.
Continue readingCharlotte Høncke, designer kids furniture, about the Flexa Play Serie
Children love to be together with their parents and play in the living room and the kitchen, that is why I believe that children’s furniture should be able to be placed in these rooms.
Continue readingTotem – educational toys for children by Isabel Fuster
What was your inspiration for your Totem toys? I wanted to do a special toy designed to satisfy kids with less accessible toys available in the market due to endure any kind of disability. In this way I started to investigate and analyze the toy market until I realize that children with hearing impairment can […]
Continue readingMeet Katia Gamberini, design blogger from tatakidsdesign
In my opinion kids furniture have to be designed to encourage interaction, they have to be playful and most of all safe. They would have to reflect kids ever-changing tastes and they must be designed in order to let kids use them over and over in different configurations as their tastes and needs evolve.
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