Bone + blood red play kitchen centred in a colourful room, with a window, abstract art and scattered children’s toys

LAUNCHING AUTUMN 2027

The Little
Range

Cherry on Top

Help choose the first Little Range. Pick the colour you’d most like to bring home.

A wooden play kitchen, made in Sydney with the colours and curves of a 1950s Australian cooker.

Come on in and see
what’s cooking.

A wooden play kitchen, made in Sydney with the colours and curves of a 1950s Australian cooker. A place for your child to make you breakfast, tell you a story, and play for a while.

MADE IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Cherry on Top, Bone + blood red
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WHERE IT BEGANSOME THINGS STAY WITH YOU.

Yesterday’s
charm.
Tomorrow’s
mud pies.

Bet you can smell the biscuits.Photos: Taylor Thompson & Charlotte May / Pexels
MADE FOR
SOMEONE
you love.

The feeling behind the Little Range comes from the kitchens we grew up around: a chair pulled up, something warm in the oven, and a spoon worth waiting for.

Its rounded edges, familiar handles and cheerful colours borrow from those rooms. Only now your child is the cook, and you’re the one being handed a cup of pretend tea and a very serious explanation of how it was made.

There’s a bit of nan in all that: the fuss, the pride, the refusal to be hurried. We could all do with a bit more nan in our day. Like hers, this kitchen is made to stick around: it can change rooms, move house and wait for the next child.

Meet the Little Range
HOW IT’S MADECOME AND HAVE A CLOSER LOOK.

Made for their games.
And for your home.

They’ll see somewhere to make you breakfast. You’ll see the ply layers at the edge, the rounded corners and the hidden fixings. We designed for both.

The bone and blood-red Little Range on a colourful yellow, blue and pink set, with a child blurred in motion while playing at the hob.
A PIECE OF FURNITURE

Designed to live with.

We make the Little Range the way we’d make furniture for our own home, down to the tucked-away fixings. The cupboards open, the wooden knobs turn, and dinner is whatever they say it is. It’s children’s furniture you don’t have to hide when the game is over.

Close-up of the rounded plywood worktop and walnut knobs, showing the timber layers along its edge.
REAL TIMBER, RIGHT THROUGH

Good wood, softly rounded.

Australian hoop pine marine-grade plywood runs right through the kitchen. The layers are the real thing, with no pretend wood print to peel away. Every edge and corner is rounded so the timber feels as good under hand as it looks.

Bone-painted worktop with a blood-red sink, wooden tap and grooved drainer.
PAINTED BY HAND

Colour to grow up with.

Each painted kitchen is finished by hand in a hard-wearing two-pack coating. The worktop, doors, knobs and wooden tap are painted in the same two colours, so the kitchen reads as one piece. The colours come from old enamel cookers, the sort with a tea towel over the handle.

Butter-yellow painted doors and five fern-green wooden knobs with matching pull handles.
FOR THE NEXT LITTLE COOK, TOO

Made to be handed down.

Built for years of play. Furniture connectors and threaded inserts let the kitchen come apart and go back together without repeatedly driving screws into the timber. New room, new house, younger sibling.

LET’S STAND IT NEXT TO SOMETHING

How little is little?

We measure it in centimetres.
Your child? Buses and T. rexes.

Room for a little cook.

Illustrative child100 cm tall

Children come in all shapes and sizes. This is a height comparison, not an age recommendation.
Width
610 mm
Depth
330 mm
Benchtop height
559 mm
Overall height
629 mm

Current design dimensions. Final specifications will be confirmed before launch.

THE THINGS YOU MIGHT WONDER

A few useful
details.

Price, delivery, pictures, assembly, safety, and what’s still being finalised.

CHOOSE YOUR FAVOURITEWE’D LOVE YOUR HELP.

Which one
gets cooking?

Choose the one you’d bring home and join its waitlist. We’ll make the most-chosen colour first and tell you when the Little Range is ready.

Choose your favourite below.

If you change your mind, you can still order any colour when we launch. (You’ll need to be on the list to hear about it, though.)

One day,
they’ll remember
playing here.

For now, follow along in the Journal as we make it.