This furniture system for children draws inspiration from Slavonian domestic and farm animals, transforming them into functional yet imaginative items such as a cow-shaped desk, stools modeled after dogs and cats, a pig-shaped toy chest, and a chicken pencil-box. Designed to evoke the simplicity and imaginative potential of traditional wooden toys, these pieces encourage children's creativity by serving dual roles as both toys and functional furniture. Crafted primarily from the renowned Slavonian oak, this collection not only offers a creative alternative to modern, prescriptive toys but also celebrates and promotes the cultural heritage and natural beauty of the Slavonian region.

https://www.behance.net/gallery/35871067/Avlia-Furniture-System-for-Children

Rigamajig, conceived by Cas Holman as a large-scale building kit for children, encourages imagination, innovation, and collaboration through its collection of wooden planks, wheels, pulleys, and more, designed for free play without the need for tools or instructions. Originating as a pop-up playground for New York City's High Line Park, this award-winning design fosters cooperation and creativity among children, allowing them to bring their ideas to life. 

https://casholman.com/design/rigamajig

The Flip Chair, designed by Mina Kasirifar, is a playful furniture piece intended to facilitate sensory development and foster playful experiences for kids stuck inside during the pandemic. Kasirifar focused specifically on vestibular and proprioceptive development within young children.

https://www.minakasirifar.com/flip-sensory-furniture