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Kids Table of the Day: Belgian industrial designer Quentin de Coster asked a group of five year olds to sketch blueprints for their ideal activity table. He then set out to physically interpret the common traits of their individual designs — the result of which was an animal-shaped piece of furniture he aptly named the “Animal Table.”
[designboom.]
The last picture of the girl hugging the table is concerning. I would worry about my child if I saw her doing that.](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kxwhpdI8Cp1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Kids Table of the Day: Belgian industrial designer Quentin de Coster asked a group of five year olds to sketch blueprints for their ideal activity table. He then set out to physically interpret the common traits of their individual designs — the result of which was an animal-shaped piece of furniture he aptly named the “Animal Table.”
[designboom.]
The last picture of the girl hugging the table is concerning. I would worry about my child if I saw her doing that.
