What Does Play Furniture Mean?
Play is a hugely important part of childhood, both feeding the brain and helping to develop skills. The right type of play furniture and accessories help children to develop their imagination, practice fine motor skills, learn language and aid social interaction. The combination of bright, visually-arresting colours with soft, yet hard wearing materials, such as wood and plastic, is essential to strike the right balance of excitement and safety when it comes to play furniture.
Types of Play Furniture
On the one hand, Architonic’s selection of play furniture is a melting pot of creative, wonder, while on the other, there are categories that are recognisable to specifiers of every age group.
The diverse list of products goes from contemporary indoor swings, calming cabanas and Play+’s
imagination-flexing Intreccio series of fireproof puzzle furniture, to modern interpretations of classic role-play items from nurseries and playrooms of the past, such as puppet theatres, play kitchens, dolls houses, rocking horses and other ride-on animals for that matter, from dogs and sheep to dinosaurs and dodos.
There’s also a selection of large furniture pieces, energetic apparatus and puzzles, specifically designed for the contract sector. Not only is Architonic’s selection of play furniture for specifiers of professional nurseries, pre-schools and daycares, but also of waiting room furniture – better than a stack of paper and a box of crayons.
Discover Play Furniture on Architonic
To learn more about the world of Play Furniture, head to the individual product pages for further information and detailed imagery. Written text explains the product and the design story behind it, whilst an ambient image gallery gives specifiers a better idea of scale and application on Architonic.
