A speaker (mother of four) describes designing a kid-friendly home by making all items three feet and below deliberately durable and playable. Decorations in low zones are retro toys meant to withstand handling and to evoke nostalgia for visiting adults. The approach emphasizes child-safe, resilient decor that invites play rather than fragile ornamentation.
One of the things when I put together the design for the house was to keep in mind that everything about three feet and below was going to be touched by a child. And so, as a mother of four kids, I knew the stress of traveling somewhere with my kids and hoping the whole time that something is not going to get broken. And so when I went to design the house, like, all the things that are three feet and below are things that cannot be broken. And. And they're decorations that are actually encouraged to be played with, with by the children. But they're retro toys. They're retro things. And therefore, when the grownups come into the room, they're like, I played with that when I was a kid.
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