A table that is theirs, at their height
Most three-year-olds spend their drawing time perched on an adult chair or sprawled on the floor. Neither position helps. When a child sits with their feet flat and the tabletop at elbow height, their trunk stays steady and their hands are free to work. That seated stability supports a comfortable pencil grip and controlled scissor work as fine motor skills develop.
The Tender Leaf Forest Table pairs with four Forest Koala chairs, each with a playful character back. Children can climb on and off without help, which builds independence at a stage when 'I do it myself' is the loudest thing in the house.
Hidden storage and a place for friends
The central chalkboard panel lifts out to reveal a compartment, so crayons, small animals or a favourite collection have a home. Putting things away becomes part of the play, and sorting and tidying are skills children practise without being told to. The four chairs make this a real group table, which is where turn-taking, sharing materials and conversation happen naturally.
Size and build
The table measures approximately 56cm x 56cm and stands about 44.7cm high, which fits comfortably in a bedroom corner or playroom. Each chair is approximately 29cm wide x 30cm deep x 46.5cm high, with a seat height of 27cm and a 30kg weight limit per chair. The table and chairs are made from plywood and rubberwood, and the set is for indoor use. Adult assembly is required for the table legs.
From colouring in at 3 years to board games, early writing practice and craft projects at 5 and 6, the table keeps earning its floor space as their play changes.