The tree in the kindergarten

There are many ways to integrate wood into interior design projects. But I found this one ingenious and remarkable, even spectacular. What's so special about this seemingly simple project? The obvious presence of the wood in the decor and the location in which it was realized - a kindergarten - a combination you don't often see.

From my point of view, the concern of those involved to use wood and other natural materials in the decoration of a space exclusively for children is to be appreciated. It is, in fact, what prompted me to write about this project.

The centrally-placed tree draws attention to itself, but at the same time you can't miss the rest of the wooden furniture.

The traditionally-built table and stool are absolutely charming, and the bright, natural-finished reception area blends in perfectly with the rest of the decor.

The team at Ingeno. She managed to creatively incorporate nature into the cheerful space of the kindergarten and create a colorful and pleasant place.

It would be a very good thing for children if wood was used in as many children's spaces as possible, and I would like to hear that there is more and more of this concern.