This gender-neutral dollhouse collection encourages imaginative play for boys and girls. Finnish designer Janine Rewell created these seven houses, each with a different visual theme, with her niece in mind. Bunny, monkey and garage-themed houses boast bold and vivid colors hand-painted by Rewell herself.
The wooden NOOKS dollhouses are created with rough play in mind, boasting a high-quality design meant to last. In addition, each dollhouse was built with a modular design in mind. Therefore, they can be joined together in shared play with another child's toy, or interconnected as a child receives another part of the dollhouse collection as a gift. Straying from pink walls and white picket fences, these dollhouses are made for boys and girls as a means to reduce gender stereotypes at a young age.
What's Driving This Trend
- Modular Dollhouses
- Designing dollhouses with modular design encourage imaginative play for boys and girls.
- Gender-neutral Toys
- Creating gender-neutral toys help reduce gender stereotypes at a young age.
- Hand-painted Toy Collections
- Hand-painted toy collections boost creativity and adds a unique touch to the design.
Who This Affects Most
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry can innovate and create more gender-neutral toys with modular designs to encourage shared imaginative play.
- Wooden Furniture Industry
- The wooden furniture industry can produce high-quality and durable wooden toys with hand-painted designs to increase creativity.
- Early Childhood Education
- Gender-neutral toy collections with modular design can be valuable tools in early childhood education for reducing gender stereotypes and promoting shared play.
