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Children are agile inquisitive creatures, running around, bending, twisting, throwing everything that falls into their hands. Fixed furniture not only restricts their movement but also its hard surfaces with complex assembly makes it rather dangerous for children.
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Coming from the LEGO country, Denmark, it is obvious that the small ingenious brick has been a big inspiration, but the idea started when we learned how big of a problem physical inactivity among kids has become. No wonder, when you look at how much time kids spend with tablets.
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Modulino 2.0 is a kind of toy itself, not only a chair. It is light, natural, simple, durable and fun. The height of the seat, and the height of the table created through its combination are ergonomically intended for kids between 3 and 6 years old.
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I am very fascinated by the things that have multiple readings. I like to work in an open way and “play” with form and function, especially in an object I like to have more shapes and more features together, I think it is really fun. For superbambi the multifunction and multiform concept was the basis of the idea; a sort of a smart piece.
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The main inspiration for “Play Space divider City” is a house as a building as well as the emotional feeling of home. One of the most favorite game for kids of all times is playing houses.
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Kids love it because of the playful colors and the form. They can build there own piece depending on their needs; as an table or chair. Parents love it because of the firmness and the quality of the laminate surface.
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What was your inspiration for your play furniture The TREEE? When Oncke, Co-founder, was on the lookout for a nice and long-lasting present for his then 1-year old daughter to decorate her room, he became frustrated with the single-purpose baby / child items available on the market, items without a nice design, designed for short
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Why you design furniture for children? Actually, it was a first time when we designed a project for children, but we are sure that it will not be the last one, because we really enjoyed it! Children are much more creative than adults are and they are the best clients that ever designer may have.
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? As a child of an architect and an educator/artist, both musically gifted, I was destined for the arts from an early age. But what is a young rebel to do? Study economics, of course. Fortunately I eventually came round and decided on a study course
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Why you design products for children? I am still a child myself, that is the first reason why I like designing products for children. For me, a product for kids means fun and that is why I like it so much. When I was a child my favorite thing was “talking nonsense”, which means inventing
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