I was inspired by fruit box since I am a good fan of markets, usually one of the first destinations of each trip. Timeless and essential object, which perfectly fulfills its function, but also can be interpreted by different users.
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presents both product concepts for children and creative toys, play furniture, home accessories and children’s furniture. Get in touch with the creators!
Flip – a play furniture by Lisa Marie Bengtsson
Being an adult and designing for children you must take extra care of the user, as you can’t completely put yourself in their shoes (even though we all own our own childhood). This means good amount of time for reflection and letting children test and evaluate your ideas is essential.
Continue readingWood Growth – a play furniture by Hanah Berg
Wood Growth is a multi functional toy and furniture for kids designed for interaction and experience. The circles are easy for both adults and children to put together in different ways. The goal was to achieve a product with expanded lifetime that through use creates joy and history with the users.
Continue readingNina’s House – creative kids furniture by Dave Keune
My girlfriend and I lived in Amsterdam in a small apartment. We only had 1 bedroom so no space for our girl Nina. So, I created a house in a house for her in the livingroom. It is a house so it can be closed for her sleep.
Continue readingOink – play furniture by Anesia G. Mervcich
In general, kids respond incredibly well to furniture that respect their height. It makes them feel special and important.
Continue readingMoxie – play furniture by Manpreet Singh
Children have a very inquisitive and playful nature and they interact very differently with products. Each child interprets an object with his unique imagination, relating his own meaning to any product.
Continue readingDOMUM – modern kids desk by Carolina Balbino and Pedro Rocha
Domum generates an enviroment guided by montessori methods, where children have all the tools to create and expose whatever they want, everything at their own sight and prepared to better satisfy them.
Continue readingFriends – a growing chair for children by Claus Korup Jensen
What if we could design a sustainable furniture and give the children the inspiration of conserving furniture rather then consuming them, and that’s why I designed FRIENDS.
Continue readingCupboard for kids by Peter Jakubik
I wanted to create a product that does not need a designer, as everyone can be a designer. Not everyone is skilled in software or technology, and so I was looking for a solution to allow a primitive change in appearance.
Continue readingBibliotracteur – a play furniture by Charline Pipard
When designing the Bibliotracteur, I answered my own needs as a parent. I wanted storage for books. We had just arrived in the countryside and my son was fascinated by tractors so the idea took hold of itself.
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