I’m totally in love with this new col­lec­tion of children’s fur­ni­ture from Korean designer KAMKAM. The inge­nious com­bi­na­tion of form & func­tion invites the child to play and inter­act with the furniture.

Gicha
Gicha is a series of chairs con­nected like train cars so chil­dren can play­fully plan their own space. The seat of each “car” opens to access the large stor­age space inside.

Duriban
The Duriban children’s table is designed after the dureong-chima, a Korean swad­dling skirt used to wrap around a baby’s belly. The edges are made of soft fab­ric and fea­ture built-in pock­ets for storage.

Ahye
The Ahye child’s bed is designed after tra­di­tional Korean shoes, cradling the baby and com­fort­ing them to sleep. The bed can be divided to form a com­bi­na­tion chair / bed.

Ban-Jang
The Ban-Jang wardrobe fea­tures soft fab­ric to pro­tect the child from the cor­ners of the wardrobe.

Visit the KAMKAM web­site for more information.