Furniture that survives childhood, and outlives it

Solid ash bunk with a full-height guard rail and a ladder that cannot slide.

Low single bed with rounded edges and an optional pull-out trundle.

Play table with two chairs, sized for three to seven year olds.

Deep toy chest with a soft-close lid and ventilation slots.

Child’s desk with an adjustable top and a book gallery at the back.

Child-height wardrobe with a low hanging rail they can reach themselves.

A two-storey bunk built as a little house, with sliding barn doors, window boxes and a stair of drawers.

Loft bed over a daybed, with cut-out circle rails, padded cat headboards and drawers in every stair.

A play loft with arched openings, a climbing ramp on one side and a slide down the other.

A raised platform with a slatted rail and a ladder of solid treads, and a quiet play den underneath.

A full-width loft with a little house on top and a lit window, over a soft floor bed below.

Single storage bed, a long study desk with sage drawers, and open shelves and cabinets above.

A child-height play kitchen with a sink, hob, oven door and a shelf for little pots.

A long, low bookshelf under a sloping ceiling, so a reading corner fits where nothing else will.

A solid wood rocking horse with a painted head and a wide, stable base.

An indoor climbing frame with ladders on every side, a slide and a basketball hoop.