Chosen for the object
Rubberwood, engineered wood, metal and play surfaces are selected according to structure, use and care.
Materials & Making
From the material beneath the surface to the final hand check, every part should have a reason for being there.
Rubberwood, engineered wood, metal and play surfaces are selected according to structure, use and care.
Edges, surfaces and connections are checked for the quiet tactility expected from furniture that lives at home.
Testing and factory standards are shown alongside the relevant material, without turning every claim into a badge.
Material library
Our products are not described as all wood when they are not. Structural frames, scratch surfaces, play details and hardware are named separately so customers can understand what they are bringing into their homes.

Used where a warm, durable solid-wood touch matters.

Precision-shaped with a smooth melamine decorative surface.

Simple fasteners chosen for stable everyday assembly.

Solid-wood and sound-making pieces selected by function.
The making
Consistent machining gives every component its shape. Hand finishing and final inspection are where the object becomes ready to live with.
Rounded profiles are refined and checked by hand after machining.
Alignment, hardware fit and surface condition are reviewed at final assembly.
Responsible production
Responsible material sourcing and working conditions belong to the production system, not just the marketing line.
Factory certification documentation is provided when a current certificate is available.
Factory audit documentation is provided when a current report is available.
Material testing
For the tested melamine-faced engineered board sample, CTI recorded formaldehyde release using the desiccator method under GB/T 17657-2022.
Report no. A2240748042101C. The report pages and scope should accompany this result when supplied. This result applies to the tested sample only.