A molded plywood children’s chair made with the same attention to detail as the adult classic, but with a unique shape and proportion for children. Durable and beautiful for the home or school. Available in a 12” or 15” seat height.
Created in 1960s Czechoslovakia, this spruce set features a black-laminate top, red enameled sides, and comes with three seventeen-inch-tall stools. Unfortunately the designer is unknown.
Meet Gary. He's a rustic, robot-esque fellow whose hemp-twined limbs and oak and pine body will withstand even the toughest playtime sessions. Swedish design team Our Children's Gorilla have managed to make a truly loveable non-plush kids' pal who'll be part of your family forever.
The 40”x 40” molded plywood children’s table has an integrated storage box and lid. The top is exposed edge 1” thick cross-ply plywood, with exposed edge laminated wood legs. Durable and beautiful for home or school. Available in 20”or 25” table top height.
Vedel is often credited as being one of the very first designers to take furniture for children seriously. This piece, designed in 1957 and constructed of beech plywood, features slats on either side of its curved form, enabling the user to select the seat height as well as accommodate the added weight of a growing child. Simple tension keeps the seat in place, and the chair itself is meant to be used as a table, a high chair, or a stool. It won the silver medal at La Triennale di Milano in 1957.
