Children
These neat new giant LEGO storage brick boxes have been made especially for STORE, a british retailer, under licence from LEGO themselves and just like the original LEGO bricks, each storage box can be clicked together and then stacked to create a giant LEGO structure but with the added benefit of storage within. I think they will look really cute and add a touch of color to any room. See More
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 26 August, 2010
There must have been a young sould on the design team, because this is what you dreamed about back in the day – being able to climb inside, without getting in trouble for ruining a piece of furniture or potentially racing to the emergency room after scaling the fireplace. Well, Kaja Osholm Kjolas dug into their playful imaginations and designed a modernly attractive climbing wall for children.
Posted by Dana Pruskowski at 25 August, 2010
SOS Stool / Table, designed by American designer Josh Owen, redefines the act of sitting, holding, and carrying, by incorporating them all into a single product. SOS is a stool, a table, and a serving tray. The elements on the side of the stool may hold cups, wineglasses, or may be used as handles to move it from one location to another. [Via MyDesignPick]
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 13 August, 2010
The Pandora Storage Bunk bed from Julian Bowen is beautifully crafted from super chunky pine of the finest quality possible and finished in a stunning stone white lacquer. They also feature a large built in storage unit underneath the bed with plenty of space for children to arrange their toys, etc. The bunk beds also feature a double bolted design for that extra strength and security making it one of the strongest, sturdiest and safest bunk beds on the market. 164cm Width listed is including the ladder.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 9 August, 2010
A house within a house, a room within a room. Nina’s House was created out of the need for a separate space for a newborn, without having to renovate or move house entirely. The little house accommodates all the necessities for a baby: a crib/playpen, storage and a place to change diapers. The chest of drawers below can be opened and closed with a slight push of the knee so that both hands can still be available while changing the baby’s diapers or clothes.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 5 August, 2010
German designer Sascha Grewe from artcanbreakyourheart.de had presented these adorable letter-shaped stools at the DMY Berlin this year. These stools are perfect for children’s room but can be used in any room in your house. They can be used as stools, storage units and as side tables and come in 147 colors.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 30 July, 2010
Pod by Ubabub is a cosy cocoon-shaped crib with smooth, rounded edges for a distinctly modern look. Innovative clear acrylic sides with star-shaped cutouts allow an unimpeded view of bubs for parents. Plus, it’s simple to assemble, clean and maintain – and as your baby gets older, Pod converts easily to a junior bed.
Posted by Keren Fathi-Poor at 26 July, 2010
STEK is just about the coolest kid on the block when it comes to modern furniture. The initiative out of Netherland based architectural design studio, Ateliers Hessing & Brunings, is focused on creating a children’s furniture collection that also appeals to grown-ups. The simple forms, child-like shapes, and colors are all thoughtfully chosen to invite children to sit and play.
Posted by Dana Pruskowski at 23 July, 2010
The chief goal of everything Adensen makes is to create reasonably priced, environmentally friendly furniture meant to improve the quality of life. Their Smart-Kid line is the epitome of this effort.
With the Smart-Kid, you can forget the pains of trying to do with your old crib when your toddler is ready to make the transition to a real bed. The multifunctional, innovative piece by Adensen grows with your child, transforming from a six drawer storage crib to a five drawer desk, bed and chalkboard set up made from exactly the same materials.
Posted by Lauren Proctor at 21 July, 2010
Composizione 911 is a modern bedding and living composite bunk bed, designed by Domino Cityline furnishing. The Comoposizione 911 bed system comes with two types of bed packages. The beds are fashioned above two different units, the first being a desk/bookshelf/drawer area, and the second being a wardrobe closet. Even the step attachment that leads up to the bed is functional- each riser contains a drawer that can be used for an array of items. Each bunk bed set can be bought separately or combined together for a double bed experience.
Posted by Allison Lane at 16 July, 2010
