Toys can be more than just fun. They can develop creativity and curiousity and actually be very inspiring in terms of design for both children and parents. Some are so appealing that you would want to keep them out on display and never put them back in a box. We have collected seven modern toys that caught our eye for their striking design. Real collector pieces!
Talented Japanese designer Kaz Shiomi is the man behind the brand Kiko+. Kiko+ produces wooden construction toys in vivid colours and fun shapes, encouraging kids to get involved with their toys and reinvent the way they play. Running a mini town (Machi-tiny town), placed on two magnetic chalkboards you can draw the streets on, is just one of the concepts you can choose from. Combining fun wooden blocks your little one can create many different skyline solutions. And if your family is on the travelling side, Kiko+ prepared fun sets for you too. You can choose to visit London or Paris and explore their most iconic sites. Your kids will never get bored of these creative sets (and you won’t either)!
If you have an exclusive taste than the Konstantin Beta Sit-on car is going to be an awesome edition to your kid’s toy collection. It was made as a very limited edition toy by innovative Slovenian designer Nika Zupanc and features a lacquered epoxy shell body with aluminium and brass parts. This is probably the most expensive toy car in the world, but hey, look at its nostalgic charm!
Maison Deux is a brand from Netherlands that designs fun, minimalist products for kids and parents (and their contemporary homes). Meet one of their star products: the Iconic Cloud . This new generation of rocking ride-ons is made from solid French oak and Kvadrat wool fabric. Clean-lined and simple, these rockers look irresistible. No wonder their slogan says: Let’s take the (joy) ride.
This unconventional, environmentally friendly pull-along Cargo car made by Czech company Fler is a two in one. It’s both a toy and a mobile storage for other smaller cars. Thanks to this innovative toy, you are going to have an easier time convincing your kid to pack his little toy cars after he is done playing.
Maybe some future architects started out like this. We don’t know if the founder of the company Bajo did but he certainly wants to inspire little ones by his own profession which is architecture and set-design. This Manhattan skyline toy is made out of solid wood from renewable sources and will help develop educational skills and planning skills.
The Sarah and Bendrix toy company has managed to reinvent classic toys with new modern lines that still remain cute and charming. The pull-along duck is of course a long-time favourite amongst children for decades and this is their version that also comes with a personalised gift bag.
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