Jimbox by Müller Small Living: multi-purpose children’s furniture for all settings (4+)

Jimbox by Müller Small Living: multi-purpose children’s furniture for all settings (4+)

The easy way to transform children’s areas in no time at all! The Jimbox is a piece of multi-purpose children’s furniture that is ideal for worlds of play, learning and discovery – be it in schools, nurseries or other fun settings. With its modular concept created by the designer Sören Jungclaus, the Jimbox can be converted from a seating area to a climbing frame or from a learning zone to a stage in next to no time. As a table, chair, stairs, podium and more – all rolled into one and even stackable – the Jimbox is a multipurpose furniture solution that inspires children to be creative, release energy and learn together in a fun, adaptable environment.

Age

from 4 years

Measurements

Small Jimbox: L 80 x W 40 x H 29 cm (H 37 cm with seat cushion)
weight: 13 kg mit wooden lid, 14 kg with linoleum coating or seat cushion
Big Jimbox: L 80 x W 80 x H 29 cm (H 37 cm with seat cushion)
weight: 22 kg with wooden lid, 23 kg with linoleum coating or seat cushion

Colors

natural birch plywood, lid with coloured linoleum or upholstered with coloured fabric – both available in a wide range of colours

Materials

birch plywood from Finland
linoleum from Germany
cold foam from Germany
fabrics from Denmark

Production

in the family's own factory in Germany

Certification marks

FSC

Criteria

universal design +++ 100% natural, renewable materials +++ completely recyclable product +++ packaging made of 100% recycled materials +++ regionally produced +++ long-lasting +++ 100% handcrafted +++ family-owned company for 5 generations

Maintenance advice

Care instructions vary depending on the fabric selected..

Design

Sören Jungclaus

Price

Still open

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