The project is a collection of functional objects that form a home environment to foster a child’s physical, cognitive, and daily self-sufficiency.
The conceptual basis of the collection is the image of the tree as a symbol of growth, development, and gradual becoming.
Ligno—derived from the Latin lignum (tree). The name emphasizes the concept of growth and gradual development that underlies the collection.
(1) Tower
The tower features an adjustable height platform supported by guides, allowing it to be adapted to a child’s height. The design includes two steps, providing a comfortable ascent for children of various ages. A leaf-shaped switch is located on the side, which develops fine motor skills and cognitive abilities through interaction.
(2) Tray and Table
The design of the side elements allows children to sit with their legs crossed, ensuring comfort during use. The tray is made from waterproof plastic for working with water and other liquids.
(3) Hanger
The hanger features shelves at varying heights to accommodate items of different sizes. The leaf-shaped sorting elements on the side surface develop cognitive skills through shape matching.
The crossbar height is adjustable using guides. The sorting elements are placed at different levels, allowing children of various heights to interact with them.
Ligno Collection