Transform Your Space For Play And Learning! 7 Stores Where You Can Buy Kiddie Furniture

With online learning becoming the “new normal” setup for education, parents might be scrambling to set up a dedicated space for play and learning in their homes. Whatever learning approach you choose, having specific areas where your children can study and entertain themselves can do wonders in helping them focus and succeed in their schoolwork.

7 stores where you can buy furniture for kids

Apart from laptops, printers, and other learning materials, you might also be looking to invest in desks, shelves, trolleys, and more. Here are seven stores that offer kid-sized furniture that are not only functional but are beautifully-designed, too!

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The store develops “multi-functional, child-appropriate furniture” like the Tablenamic (Php3,500), a table that transforms into a chalkboard on one side and a magnetic sheet on the other side. It also has space for storage! They also sell study desks, shelves, racks, kitchen playsets, and sensory tables made of wood. You can even have one customized!

Mamadada PH

The shop sells handcrafted furniture that encourage learning at the very early stage. Their products include bed frames, toy shelves, floating book shelves, tables and chairs, clothes racks, and more.

If you’re looking to set up a play space in your home, their Pikler Triangle (starts at Php8,500), which is a popular Montessori-inspired toy that promotes independent play, can be a wonderful addition to your home. Just be prepared for a long wait as many of their items are on a pre-order basis.

Thrive Mom

This furniture shop based in Pampanga is fairly new (the mom who runs it says she is her store’s first customer) but they are attracting clients with their simple and straightforward pieces that are perfect for homebased learners. Their products include kid-sized tables and chairs, front-facing bookshelves, wooden cubby holes, and board easels.

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Basketry Home

Hate clutter? Organize your child’s play or study area with these handmade, woven baskets. They have cubes, trays, and rectangular organizers in various sizes. They also have a monogram service if you want to customize your picks.

Coddle & Co

The store specializes in bespoke baby furniture so if you want a playroom for your toddler, they offer slide and swing sets, ball pits, wooden blocks, convertible sofas, tents, and bookshelves. They also have wooden housebeds, rockers, and cabinets for that IG-worthy nursery.

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Happy Kiddos PH

The shop offers high quality, Montessori-inspired wooden furniture and toys because they believe that “playtime is learning time.” They have kid-sized toy and book shelves, tables and chairs, trolleys, and book boxes. All items are sourced — they don’t customize.

Incy Rooms

 This baby furniture store has a collection for little learners: the Andi-Olivia collection, in collaboration with celebrity mom Andi Manzano. It features a vintage school table and a vintage school chair that’s simple but aesthetic. They also have book bins and shelves, trolleys, cribs and housebeds, play gyms, and more.

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