These Flowerssori table and chairs were inspired by the Montessori schooling method, constructed with details to encourage cognitive and sensory exploration and development.
The table and chairs are designed to be practical for use by kids in a school, which means that they are durable, easy to move around and can be stacked one on top of another when they are not in use. One of the best design details about the furniture pieces is that the forms of the chairs are rounded with no sharp corners, sourcing from blooming flowers as inspiration for these unusual organic shapes.
The sculptural Flowerssori chairs were just installed in the very first Flowerssori Public School and they are also available for purchase online as individual pieces and sets.
Naturalistic School Furniture
The Flowerssori Montessori Furniture Encourages Kids to Explore
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