Constructive communication between the child and parents andcommon games are an important moment in his upbringing. In order to make this process more natural and adapted to modern realities, the design studio Amy Whitworth Design created the Qubis HAUS coffee table. It is made of birch plywood and at first glance looks like ordinary coffee tables. However, its design is such that with the help of additional panels, the child can build a space for his dolls on the shelves of the table. And not just one.
The Qubis HAUS table has two floors, separated byinto segments. A child, creating a house for his toys, can build the walls of the rooms in this improvised house in different ways, thus becoming a kind of decorator and architect of this space. Figurines and furniture are not included in the set, but this is not a problem: every child will definitely have dolls who want to live in such a condominium.
The architects at Amy Whitworth Design conceived this piece of furniture as a shared play area for both kids and parents, so that the latter could spend more time with their children.
Table for Qubis HAUS: for mom, dad and doll
