Leander Leander Changing Table

About the Designer
Stig Leander

Stig Leander's idea for the Leander cradle came about from a real need in real life. A member of the family had had twins and it was difficult to take care of both children simultaneously. But with a cradle suspended from one point, it was easy to rock the one child and hold the other at the same time. Thus, a unique design company was literally born and after the cradle, a number of unique pieces of furniture followed – all designed with the same philosophy of focusing on the child. On the whole, the real world is the basis for Stig Leander's work. By observing the life of children, he designs furniture that speaks and gives room for experience and development. With an education in craftsmanship and a portion of practical sense, Stig Leander has gained an understanding of the material's qualities and possibilities. That the products are manufactured in a high quality and with respect for good craftsmanship is a matter of course for him. The design work does not happen on a computer, but rather with human hands in the workshop where cardboard and string is used to create the organic shapes that are unique to Leander children's furniture.

Stig Leander's idea for the Leander cradle came about from a real need in real life. A member of the family had had twins and it was difficult to take care of both children simultaneously. But with a cradle suspended from one point, it was easy to rock the one child and hold the other at the same time. Thus, a unique design company was literally born and after the cradle, a number of unique pieces of furniture followed – all designed with the same philosophy of focusing on the child. On the whole, the real world is the basis for Stig Leander's work. By observing the life of children, he designs furniture that speaks and gives room for experience and development. With an education in craftsmanship and a portion of practical sense, Stig Leander has gained an understanding of the material's qualities and possibilities. That the products are manufactured in a high quality and with respect for good craftsmanship is a matter of course for him. The design work does not happen on a computer, but rather with human hands in the workshop where cardboard and string is used to create the organic shapes that are unique to Leander children's furniture.

The Leander collection combines a simple, functional and aesthetic design, while transitioning in functionality parallel with the growth of your child. Leander combines natural and eco-friendly components to provide a safe environment for your child's primary comfort zones.



Features:

• Changing pad included
• Dimensions: 39.5" H x 28.5" W x 28.5" D
• Storage Baskets Sold Separately
• Converts into a Computer desk
• Space saver


• Bins Sold Seperately
• Material: 100% Recycled polyester
• Hard fabric
• Wipe with a clean cloth dampened with a mild detergent solution
• Dimensions: 9.25" H x 13" W x 16.5" D