Honourable mention · Salão Design Award 2025
Monstrin Chair.
From the Metamorfose series: sensory, multifunctional children's furniture made to spark emotion, autonomy and fond memories. Fixed chair, rocking chair or cart — the child chooses.
mention
Play as a
project of affection.
To create products that connect adults and children by building shared stories. Inspired by the power of free play, we look for experiences that stimulate imagination and strengthen self-confidence, creativity and emotional development.
Play goes beyond fun: it is a way to foster affection, care and a deeper connection between generations. The pieces value respect for the environment and encourage learning about sustainability in a natural, playful way.
Children assemble it themselves, with adult supervision. Wood and fabric can be customised.
From fabric
to workbench.
Choosing the bouclé and its tones before closing the structure.
The cut-out rockers, one in tauari and one in roxinho, still loose.
Assembling the base and the joint pins that articulate the piece.
The closed structure on the workbench, before the upholstery goes in.
A piece you
choose.
Wood and fabric can be customised — the same structure changes character depending on the combination.
The fabric gives softness where the child leans — and changes the piece's personality when it's time to choose the colour.
Made for
small hands.
The outline of the backrest becomes a creature: the soft bumps are what turn the chair into a character.
The exposed pin is what the child turns to change mode. A joinery piece, not a hidden screw.
Where the hand grabs, there is fabric. Where the body leans, there is wood. The division isn't decorative.
One sheet,
three modes.
The original sketch: the three modes drawn on the same sheet, with measurements noted alongside.
The finished piece, in solid wood and bouclé — shown here as the rocking version.
What the jury saw.
“Fun, playful and graceful, this children's furniture invites interaction, exploring the imagination and different play experiences. It also fosters a sense of achievement and autonomy in the child, who can assemble it alone, with only an adult's supervision. It has multiple functions: fixed chair, rocking chair or cart.”
A piece of furniture
that transforms.
The same structure serves three ways of playing, and the child makes the change. The furniture stops being an object you use and becomes an object you operate — that's where the sense of achievement the jury pointed out comes from.
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