Le designer Peter Bristol a eu l’idée de créer ce meuble pour enfants appelé “Training Dresser”. En proposant des tiroirs de formes explicitement compréhensibles pour les enfants, ce meuble leur permet de comprendre la façon dont les vêtements sont rangés.
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The drawers of this children’s dresser designed by Seattle product designer Peter Bristol are shaped to match their contents.
Training Dresser comes in two different designs, one for girls and one for boys.
The graphics help children learn to find or put away their clothes.
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Here are a few words from the designer:
Training Dresser
Like Dr. Suess and Pixar, the Training Dresser is for more than one audience. The informative drawers create an engaging dresser for kids and an iconic furniture piece for parents.
Well considered and well made. The dresser is hand crafted and packaged with care in Eastern Washington by the crew Mountain View Cabinetry.
The cabinet is made from ¾” ULDF and finished with conversion varnish. The drawers are 9 ply ½” maple plywood, dovetailed and finished with clear catalyzed lacquer. All cabinet and drawer components are cut, drilled and dadoed on a CNC table router. Assembled with a combination of screws, pins, staples, glue, and Pacific Northwest fresh air.
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