focuses on numerous actors who are dedicated to the world of design for children: Here you will meet designers, journalists, and bloggers; but we also interview scientists and experts to broaden our own view and horizon.
Some time ago, under the design collective outofstock we started a collaboration with the french brand Ekobo, that produces objects using bamboo as the main material. It was a very interesting project that led to a series of sand/beach tools and toys for children, made in bamboo composite.
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Do kids need design?
Our environment has an energy just like we do. Design can make you feel calm and peaceful, inspired and excited, overwhelmed and anxious. That of course extends down to children, too!
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A spatial structure and environment influences the way children feel, play and interact with and within it. A well designed space could stimulate children’s creativity, their development and engagement but it doesn’t mean it has to be a space “full of…”
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Some spacial structures like natural inspired spaces like woods, seaside, jungles… immerse children in other worlds and start amazing adventures. Love how these spaces make them travel with their imagination to the past, or to the future, learning also about different cultures.
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Do kids need design? Sure they do. Children learn texture, shapes and colours by exploring objects that surround them. Good design sparks creativity and forms a good taste. What is your idea of good children’s toys? It should have a multi level educational value so when children play with it, they could practice a
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? A sense of creativity has emerged in our childhood. The desire to create new things led us to study at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design. Here we met for the first time and found a common theme in creating children’s products. Why
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Have fun designing, go back to being a child for a moment and your design will be flawless!
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Kids tend to have more of an open eye and an open spirit. They are less tainted than designers because they are not overexposed to art and design.
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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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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.
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