Cut it Now

Two Sisters, A Laser Cutter, And A Great Deal Of Plywood.

Ania and Magda went looking for something for their own children's rooms, found the usual wall of pastel rabbits, and taught themselves laser cutting instead. Everything they sell is their own design, cut from natural plywood, which is a considerably more drastic response than most of us manage when the shops disappoint us.

Built to survive the child growing up.

The trouble with a nursery is that it stops being a nursery in about two years, and most of what goes into one is designed for the first six months. These pieces are made to still work when the occupant is seven, has strong opinions, and would sooner move out than keep anything with a rabbit on it.

Wood, which is rather the point.

It takes a mark, it can be sanded, it survives being knocked off a shelf, and it looks like something rather than like a moulding. The designs run from dinosaurs to safari animals to space, so there is scope for a phase or two along the way.

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