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IKEA and the Children
Our children's furniture is designed to accompany your children as they grow, so that they are happy and you enjoy them. Find inspiration by age groups and everything they need at each stage of their growth.
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In this freestanding house, your child can have clothes in the roof and toys in the bottom. And the large drawer can be pulled out and rolled around, making it easy to gather everything after playtime.
Article no
CDBA 605.371.78
Key features
Practical and sturdy storage with room for clothes or small things in the roof and larger toys in the pull-out drawer.
In this low storage house, your child can reach and organize their clothes, small things and toys all on their own.
The drawer can be pulled out from any long side since it is not attached to the frame.
Designer
Charlie Styrbjörn
Good to know
Goes perfectly with SLÄKT and KURA beds as well as the SMÅSTAD storage series.
May be completed with JÄTTEBJÖRN or STUK boxes to organise the inside of the drawer.
Storage for the playful
Keeping the children’s rooms tidy can be a challenge. One trick is to choose storage that is adapted in size and design to be easy and fun for the children to use. The robust VITBJÖRN storage looks like a classic house on the outside, but inside it holds toys, clothes and other things that need their designated places. Putting away and taking responsibility for your things when the day is over becomes as easy as pie.
Package size & weight
Do you take it home? Make sure it fits in your vehicle.
Total packages: 2
Care instructions
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Ideas & inspiration
Fun bedroom ideas for kids full of ideas of their own!
Put two kids in a room and the energy multiplies by much more than two. Childish imagination is the best fuel for playing, and with the parents’ permission the beds, furniture and decorations are happy to participate in the world of play. At the end of the day the beds, oh sorry, “the boats” are ready to sail the kids away into dreamland.
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