Montessori Spaces
Find ideas for a home that makes room for quiet time, movement and growing independence. Each example explains how to arrange the space and which products could help.
Play sofa space
A modular play sofa for building, reading and imaginative play.
Explore this space →Baby floor-play space
A floor-play space for babies, with a mat, mirror and simple toys to reach for.
Explore this space →Quiet reading corner
A quiet place to read together, with a low book display and a comfortable seat.
Explore this space →Small climbing corner
An active play area with a Pikler triangle, climbing arch or climbing set.
Explore this space →Everyday independence
A space that helps children do more for themselves, with a learning tower and child-height storage.
Explore this space →Pikler starterset
Een compacte start met Pikler driehoek en glijplank voor klimmen thuis.
Explore this space →Nursery movement space
A larger space for nurseries or schools, with separate areas for different activities.
Explore this space →Speelhoek in een café of wachtruimte
Een kleine, robuuste speelhoek voor gasten met jonge kinderen.
Explore this space →Not sure where to start?
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