Dutch Design Week 2011: best known for his grown-up furniture that would be quite at home in a fairy tale, Amsterdam designer Bo Reudler presents a collection of children's furniture in Eindhoven as part of Dutch Design Week this week. More about Kids’ Furniture by Bo Reudler Studio
Spanish designers CuldeSac have designed this high-chair with removable legs and accessories so that it's still useful when the child starts to grow. More about Ovo high chair by CuldeSac
A shelving unit displaying children's clothes doubles up as a plywood playhouse with a sliding staircase, swinging doors and removable furniture. More about Pop-Out House by Mut Architecture and Benjamin Mahon
Dezeen Archive: as the Training Dresser by Peter Bristol (top left) was one of our most debated recent stories, we have gathered all our stories from the Dezeen archives about children's furniture. See all the stories »
More about Dezeen archive: children's furniture
The drawers of this children's dresser designed by Seattle product designer Peter Bristol are shaped to match their contents. More about Training Dresser by Peter Bristol
Lisbon based Sunya Studio have designed this piece of children's furniture featuring fold out coloured compartments. More about Ma.Mo. by Sunya Studio
Milan 2011: Amsterdam designer Laurens van Wieringen presents this piled-up child's chair at Ventura Lambrate this week. More about Stacking Throne by Laurens van Wieringen
Here's another project by Slovakian designer Peter Jakubik (see his Hobby Panton Chair in yesterday's story), this time a cabinet with a chalkboard surface. More about Primary Cabinet by Peter Jakubik
Cologne 2011: London studio Doshi Levien present this child's rocking horse at imm cologne in Germany this week. More about Rocker by Doshi Levien for Richard Lampert
DMY Berlin 2010: Portuguese designer Rui Alves of My Own Super Studio presented this herd of benches at last week's all our stories about DMY Berlin 2010. More about Welcome to the Jungle by My Own Super Studio
Rotterdam designer Roeland Otten has designed a collection of 26 chairs, each spelling out one letter of the alphabet. More about ABChairs by Roeland Otten
French designer Ludovic Renson has designed a collection of children's furniture made of wood and felt. More about Playtime by Ludovic Renson
Dutch designers Made by Midas have designed a baby's cradle with wheels so it can be used as a toy once the child has outgrown it. More about Q4 Cradle by Made by Midas
French designer Matali Crasset has designed a series of sculptural outdoor "trees" for a high school in France. More about Trees for Lycée Germaine Tillon by Matali Crasset
DMY Berlin 09: Latvian designers Merci Design presented a range of children's furniture made of recycled paper pulp at DMY Youngsters in Berlin last week. More about Tamago by Merci Design
Paris firm h2o Architectes have completed an elevated child's bed that also forms a partition and play area in a Paris residence. More about Eva's bed by h2o Architectes
Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop has created a chair from childrens' toy building blocks. More about Brickchair by Pepe Heykoop
Milan 08: designer Trent Jansen's Pregnant Chair consists of a chair with a smaller child's chair stored in the frame under its seat. More about Pregnant Chair by Trent Jansen for Moooi
Jurgen Bey has completed a classroom interior project at the Roc professional training school at Apeldoorn in the Netherlands. More about Roc Apeldoorn classroom by Jurgen Bey
New Designers 07: Golden Time Cupboard is designed for primary schools and contains nine storage boxes for toys and games that can be removed for the "golden time" play hour at the end of the day. More about Golden Time Cupboard by Lola Lely