Cardboard Origami Child Stools

This Upcycled Hand-Crafted Child Stool Lets Kids Sit and Step Up

This award-winning child stool design can serve as a chair, as well as a height-reaching step for kids. The S-Cube by Daisuke Nagatomo, MisoSoupDesign and Minnie Jan is completely hand crafted out of recycled cardboard. The modern-looking product and its sharply angled lines resemble origami, which is essentially how this chair was made.

The cubic structure is a light and portable child's seat, as well as steps. Made of 100% recycled cardboard and finished off with colorful leather, the child stool is both playful and sophisticated in appearance. The S-cube was chosen the A'Design Award winner and was awarded by the Green Dot Award and Tent London. It's a great gift idea for someone with a child because it is environmentally friendly.

Upcycled Child Furniture
The rise of upcycled child furniture presents an opportunity for businesses to create sustainable and eco-friendly products for the younger generation.
Hand-crafted Cardboard Designs
Entrepreneurs can explore the potential of hand-crafted cardboard designs to create unique and visually appealing products that appeal to eco-conscious consumers.
Origami-inspired Furniture
The origami-inspired furniture trend opens doors for innovative designs that combine functionality, style, and the use of recyclable materials.

Industries Being Reshaped

Furniture Manufacturing
Furniture manufacturers can tap into the growing market for sustainable and upcycled child furniture, offering eco-friendly options to customers.
Eco-friendly Product Design
Design studios specializing in eco-friendly products can leverage the use of hand-crafted cardboard designs to create environmentally conscious furniture and home goods.
Interior Design and Decor
Interior designers can incorporate origami-inspired furniture into their projects, providing clients with unique and visually striking pieces that are also environmentally friendly.
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MARKETTop markets: Europe, Asia
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 61%
Activity 46%
Freshness 8%