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Done by Deer

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‘Little interiors’ by Done by Deer is a new line of furniture for the modern nursery designed and made in Denmark.

Inspired by the handiwork of the 50’s and 60’s, the design team has created three exclusively detailed pieces of furniture for sleeping, nappy changing and storing. All with a delicate retro look that will complement any setting, creating a unique space for your little ones…
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Done by Deer is still a rather young brand that grew really quickly and found fans easily with their quirky, bright and Scandinavian design. It started with little toys and accessories for babies and small kids, became ‘go to’ brand when looking for a great newborn or first birthday gift… and now… now they include really good furniture too!

 

The baby cot converts to accommodate your child’s needs and development and will take your tiny one up through the toddler years.

The base has two adjustable height settings and the front rail can be removed or replaced by a bed guard to become a bed for a toddler or a comfortable sofa where you can enjoy cozy moments with your child.

done by deer
done by deer

 

Create a cozy and practical changing station by adding the top changer to the storage rack, which offers plenty of space with the possibility of adding specially made soft storage baskets.

When the changing table, has been outgrown, the rack will find the perfect use for storing toys and books.
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Done by Deer wall shelf – add atmosphere and a personal touch to the nursery with the wall shelf, in a clean, simple and functional design.
done by deer
done by deer

Done by Deer is Danish design with a distinctive graphic edge. Modern lifestyle products for babies and toddlers with a clear reference to the Scandinavian style of life.  Every product is 100% friendly and naturally tested thoroughly to comply or exceed strict European safety standards.

 

‘Little interiors’ is being presented for the first time at the Kind + Jugend fair in Cologne from 15.-18. September 2016 and will be in selected shops January 2017.

 

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Future of kids design

Paul & Paula blog: afilli

You remember my post about afilii and their great exhibition sofr upcoming Kind+Jugend?

Kind+Jugend opens its doors today and if you can you should really go!

Especially if you are curious what the future will bring us! Afilii created a booth called „future of kids design“  with ten forward-looking prototypes on furniture and toys for kids.

These are developped by international designers. These 10 prototypes from 4 different countries were chosen by a jury from 51 submissions.

During the show the jury {furniture manufacturer Breuyn, PAIDI and Pinolino} will choose one winner who they will follow through the process of the product launch. The winner will also be able to exhibit at Kind+Jugend in 2015.

The “future of kids design” stand is to find: Halle 10.1, C-080

You see there is lots on the table and to get you a little teaser I am showing you a few of the finalist here and now:

Bed & House – Innoarea (Spain)

Paul & Paula blog: innoarea bedhouse
Once the baby is too big for the crib you can use the sides as a roof and make a play house out of it! Very clever and useful for many years…

cradle me – Inka Dropmann (Germany)
Paul & Paula blog: inka cradle
Another clever idea on how to use a crib. Split in half you have two kids rocking chairs!

Labludo – Tobias Lindenbeck (Germany)

Paul & Paula blog: Tobias Lindeman
Hang you table on the wall and only put it together when needed. Easy and a good idea for small spaces.

MAVALA – Anna Licata (Italy)
Paul & Paula blog: Anna Licata
Table and stools are covered with magnetic paint so kids can draw on them and stick magnets. Pure design to fit into any family home.

Sleeping Book – IKSK Design (France)
Paul & Paula blog: iksk//bookbed
A giant book with rainbow coloured pages and when open you will find a place to sleep.

These are only 5 from the 10 finalist but out of these – who would you vote for?

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