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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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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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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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What was your inspiration for your educational toy for children “Vezaljka”? “Vezaljka” is an integral part of the project “HAI” (Hrvatske Autentične Igračke or Croatian Authentic Toys). The main goal of this project was to make an authentic Croatian toy for children of preschool age. Our task was to find inspiration from Croatian heritage, explore
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Why children needs the ZOO theatre? Zoo theater suits children well because it focuses on the development of child’s creative abilities and skills. The emphasis is made on imagination and freedom of expression through action. The game itself allows to create a personal fantasy world and doesn’t ask to follow the instruction. Consequently, the pieces of
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? We are two young French designers graduated from l’ecole de design de Nantes atlantique respectively in the field of global and industrial design. As a designer I come from product design and cardboard packaging but Quentin comes from interior design, it gives us a
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? After the Art academy in France I went to the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam to the architectural design department. In my last year i got my first child; Myrdin, he was our department baby and my inspiration for some furniture for children. Why you
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Tell us about your background. How did you become a designer? For as long as I can remember I have been creating things, working with my hands, and experimenting with materials. I studied furniture design at the Rhode Island School of Design and have had an active practice designing furniture and objects for a wide
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Does your philosophy of suitable design for kids also have an educational mandate? 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. Therefore I have designed a collection
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The building of Fuji Kindergarten is with the oval roof, where children can run on the top, sit there and even enjoy the view to the circular open-plan space down inside. How is it save for the kids? Aren’t parents and teachers afraid that a simple child curiosity can make only trouble for such an
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