Kid City Project
From Abitare: The Kid City project is a collaboration between Noel Bramley and Richard Shed. It builds on work that each designer has done...
Family Spaces
Brooklyn Babies Still Hang Out On The Window Ledge
Ok, so a couple of readers of the post about the crazy baby window contraption (read here) commented that babies still hang out in...
Paige Russell Ceramics
Everything by Canadian gone Parsons School of Design Paige Russell is simply amazing, but I especially love the Spout Tpot with its recycled wool...
Orb&Cup
The two separate parts of Orb&Cup were designed by Alex Hellum and Thomas Jenkins individually. The Cup, by Thomas Jenkins, is based on the...
Forest Chair
I love the simplicity of this chair designed by Israeli designers Mey and Boaz Kahn (aka Studio Kahn). The husband & wife duo challenged...
Alvar Aalto Child’s Chair
Designed for Finmar (Finland) in 1930, part of Wright’s Modern Design Oct. 2010 auction (estimate: $2,000-3,000).
Hand-Painted Eames Rockers
One of five hand-painted Eames Rockers to be awarded as a grand prize in Herman Miller’s Design For You contest.
Disturbing Ideas
How comfortable would you be using one of these? The description from Life: “A nanny supervising a baby suspended in a wire cage attached...
Zelig Animal Chairs
Here's a wonderful collection of children's chairs by Israeli designer Elad Ozeri.
Slide Eat Table
Here’s an interesting concept for a children’s table by Italian design firm Studio Klass. When it’s time for lunch, climb into your seat; when you’re...
ISAK Familjen
Selections from Swedish illustrator Sandra Isaksson’s super fun Familjen collection at ISAK.
The Perfect Dining Table for Children
Designer Elad Kashi decided to entirely forgo the traditional place setting with TableSet, crafting the top from removable ceramic plates that make it easy...
Vintage High Chair by Artek
Ben af Schulten designed this wonderful high chair for Alvar Aalto’s Artek in 1965. Schulten served as the artistic director for Artek from 1976...
Hanging Drop Terrarium
A lovely tear-shaped terrarium that hangs from the ceiling on a knotted sisal rope. Available at terrain.
Eames High Chair
Well, not exactly–chair hack by Tim Peet.