The things I've been using since I was a kid are so attached that I can't easily throw them away. The author uses the writing desk that he bought as a study desk when he was in elementary school as a chest when he grows up.

The "dice " devised by the Traf Architects is also a piece of furniture that can be used for different purposes as children grow up. It's still in the prototype stage, but by rolling it like a dice, you can use it in three different ways: a desk for toddlers, a stool, and a side shelf.


The desk for toddlers is a small place for children, with a chair and desk integrated. With the large fan-shaped side facing up, it becomes a stool that adults can sit on. If you rotate it further, it will become a side shelf where you can put things on the upper tier and store magazines and paperback books on the lower tier.


The rounded design makes it easy to roll and creates a soft atmosphere. The three sides have different color schemes and are accented with a small amount of colored rubber for protection.


The size of the stool is W460 x D410 x H400 mm. It seems that you can cherish the scratches and seal marks that you made while playing, adding more memories.

All images are from the official website of Trough Architectural Design Office .