Donna Wilson's 'House Blanket' is a Kid's Fort Made of Lambswool
Tiana Reid — August 25, 2010 — Life-Stages
References: donnawilson & inhabitots
Building makeshift forts is one of my favorite childhood memories, which is why Donna Wilson's 'House Blanket' is so appealing to me -- and my former self. Knitted with 100 percent lambswool, this cozy throw doubles as a play house and comes complete with window and door designs to make this red and blue fort ultra realistic for your little one.
The 'House Blanket' can be hung over chairs or tables in order create a refuge that your child can call his or her own.
The 'House Blanket' can be hung over chairs or tables in order create a refuge that your child can call his or her own.
Trend Themes
1. Knit Play Dens - Knitted play structures that double as cozy blankets, providing an opportunity for creating new play environments for kids.
2. Multi-functional Home Decor - Designing multi-use products for the home that blend style with functionality and encourage imaginative play for kids.
3. Sustainable Kid's Products - Developing eco-friendly, high-quality products that cater to children's play needs and promote sustainability awareness.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Integrating innovative design elements into home decor products that incorporate play and imagination for children.
2. Textile Manufacturing - Incorporating sustainable materials and technology in textile manufacturing to create durable, multi-functional products for children.
3. Toy Industry - Reimagining traditional toys by incorporating design elements that encourage imaginative play, while being ethically and sustainably produced.
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