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Hideaway Chair

2/12/2015

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A child sized chair for hiding away from the noise of the house. It looks so comfy and cozy to curl up in and ponder a book. New Zealand based designers, Think & Shift, created the Hideaway Chair for a daycare centre.  Lots more photos and information here.  What a great place for kids to get away from the outside world, and take a quiet moment for themselves. 

From the designers:
Design led childcare company New Shoots, approached Think & Shift to design a product that provides children a comforting sense of enclosure in their childcare centres; a chair that serves as a space for children to get away from the noise and busyness of their surrounding environment.
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The chair was required to be aesthetically on brand, safe, comfortable, user friendly for children and carers alike, extremely hard wearing and be produced in New Zealand with natural materials and a sustainable approach.
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