Have a read Meet the Little Range
September 2026Sydney, Australia

The Journal.

Notes from the workshop.

Notes on making things for children, the decisions behind the Little Range, and what we’re learning along the way.

Making the
Little Range.

How the Little Range grew out of making things for my children, and why it takes its shape from an old cooker.

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A kitchen with pale blue walls, yellow cupboards, a freestanding cooker and timber dining chairs.PHOTO: MAGDA EHLERS / PEXELS

Inside our first story.

A few chapters from Making the Little Range.
Skip to the bit that takes your fancy.

The pale, layered edges of plywood panels in a workshop.

Why we chose
Australian
hoop pine.

How one exposed plywood edge turned into a much bigger material decision.

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Plywood study by cottonbro studio / Pexels. Species unspecified.

A little
out of line.

Our little kitchen borrows its shape from a 1950s cooker. We’re borrowing something from risograph printing too: the patience to make it slowly, carefully, one layer at a time.

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Riso lettering and a Bonza asterisk made from overlapping pink and blue inks.
THE FOUR COLOURWAYS / RISOGRAPH PRINTS
A note from Edmond

There’s more
in the making.

I’m Edmond, Bonza Play’s designer and maker, and a dad of three. I’m showing the working before there’s a finished thing to show. The Little Range is still taking shape, so these pages will grow with it. If there’s something you want to know, send me a note. I’m always happy to talk kitchens.

Say hello to Edmond Edmond
Have a look at what we’re makingMeet the Little Range.