Drawin'table home édition - Drawin kids

Children's wooden table

Opt for the prettiest (and fun) wooden table for children!

This children's table is much more than just a table . It's an intelligent drawing table, with a minimalist and Scandinavian design, invented and created for children! Children can draw on their table, easily accessible because it is at their height (H48cm). They can even draw with their siblings or friends.

All the accessories (chalks, colored pencils, markers) are in the pencil holder located in the center of the round table.

The table is easy to use: You can remove the leaves and the reversible top to play!

So, according to the desires of the moment: children can draw, color, play, express their imagination and creativity around a reversible and coloring board, or even have lunch there.

It consists of:

• A wooden game table
• A reversible round blackboard (to write with chalk) / whiteboard (to write with velleda)
• 5 white sheets
• A pencil holder
• A black microfiber cloth

The sheets of paper have a weight of 200g/m2. In other words, your children can draw and color with a felt-tip pen without the risk of transparency. The drawing surface (front/back) is therefore doubled!

Are you running out of paper soon? No problem, find the sheet refills on sale individually on the e-shop!

Unique know-how

The Drawin'table as well as the stools are made in Latvia. We are proud to work with a family factory, which has used its know-how but also its skills to develop the Drawin'table and its ingenious system. So the Drawin'table is assembled without nails or screws. The wood we selected for production is premium quality birch wood.

An eco-responsible commitment…

The sheets are printed in France next to the Drawin'kids warehouse, near Nantes. All our sheets are PEFC certified, the paper comes from sustainably managed forests).

…and united!

As part of a CSR commitment, the sheets are then put into cardboard by ESAT (Work Support Establishment and Service) in Blain (44). It was essential in our eyes to contribute to the fight against discrimination and exclusion of people with disabilities.

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