Dezeen Showroom: children's furniture brand Wigiwama has introduced the Moon chair, a modular seat that can also be played with.
The Moon chair, created by Wigiwama product designer Mark Litvyakov, is in the shape of a crescent moon.
The Moon chair is designed to work as well in the living room as in a child's bedroom
It consists of three separate modules that make it easily adjustable, meaning it can be comfortable for different members of the family and accommodate children as they grow.
The elements can also be taken apart to be incorporated into imaginative games such as fort-building.
It is cover is removable and washable, and available in two material options
"If your child takes it from the playroom to the living room, it won't look out of place," said Litvyakov. "By opting for aesthetic design, we stimulate children's creativity and imagination without visually overwhelming them and our homes ? we believe that good taste can be cultivated from an early age."
The Moon chair is handmade in Wigimama's factory in Latvia, with either corduroy fabric made from recycled PET plastic bottles or teddy fabric. It comes in toffee, brown sugar, biscuit or cream-white colour options, which can be removed and washed.

Product details:
Product: Moon chair

Designer: Mark Litvyakov

Brand: Wigiwama

Contact: [email protected]
Material: polyurethane foam and recycled PET corduroy or teddy fabric, both OEKO-TEX certified

Colours/finishes: toffee or brown sugar ...