The fanciest toys aren't always the ones that keep kids entertained the longest, which is why Play Modern Cuba and 2Cuba decided to use minimalist materials proven to be favorited by kids: cardboard. The architect Kimball Hales designed prefabricated playhouses that can be easily constructed and built to keeps the young ones occupied.
This modular, eco-friendly playhouse is made in Kansas City, United States, and it’s composed of panels made of “FSC certified plywood and have a low-VOC finish made from a whey protein…In addition, the handrails are made from fully recyclable aluminum.” What makes this concept the envy of all modern toy makers is that it can be reconfigured in multiple ways to adapt to different spaces and locations.
The Playhouses by Play Modern Cuba and 2Cuba come in a variety of options for indoor and outdoor spaces as well as shapes to create many designs.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Minimalist Playhouses
- Creating playhouses using minimalist materials can provide an innovative and engaging play experience for children.
- Modular Design
- Utilizing modular design in playhouses allows for easy adaptation to different spaces and locations, providing flexibility for users.
- Eco-friendly Playgrounds
- Designing playgrounds with eco-friendly materials and finishes promotes sustainability and environmental awareness among children.
Where This Applies
- Toy Manufacturing
- Toy manufacturers can explore the use of minimalist materials and modular design in creating innovative and adaptable play experiences for children.
- Architecture and Design
- Architects and designers can incorporate eco-friendly materials and finishes in the construction of play structures, promoting sustainability in their projects.
- Outdoor Recreation
- The outdoor recreation industry can explore the concept of prefabricated and modular playhouses to enhance outdoor play experiences for children.
