Early Years Furniture Baby & Toddler Furniture B A
Home from Home Range The Millhouse Home from Home range has been designed to ease a child’s transition from their own home environment to an early years environment.
By selecting key furniture pieces that children associate with home, it provides a sense of familiarity that promotes comfort and well-being.
• Role play focused • Coordinates with wider Millhouse range • Made from premium cream and maple melamine
• Sturdy and durable construction • Fully assembled
LIFE TIME
A Round Island Kitchen
• Beautiful island kitchen with all round access for role play • Removable sink bowl and chrome tap • Anti fi nger-trap hinges • Lockable castors are anti-scratch and low-noise Dimensions: Toddler: 450(H) x 890mm(Dia) Preschool: 560(H) x 890mm(Dia)
D77404 Toddler: 18months + D77405 Preschool: 3 years +
B Fireplace
• Perfect role play centrepiece • Bottom cubbies can house baskets (sold separately) Dimensions: 800(H) x 1120(W) x 400mm(D)
D75735 3 years + Each £456.49 C Tiered Shelf Unit with Mirror Back
• Durable and versatile storage solution • Unit with three storage shelves • Free removable mirror attaches to Velcro on reverse Dimensions: 800(H) x 920(W) x 430mm(D)
D77425 3 years + Each £394.99 D Boston Kitchen & Console Table
• Features a Belfast style sink and an induction-style hob Kitchen & Console Table: 630(H) x 800(W) x 650mm(D) Kitchen: 630(H) x 800(W) x 400mm(D) Console Table: 560(H) x 800(W) x 250mm(D)
D76086 Kitchen and Console Table D76085 Boston Kitchen D76087 Console Table
Set £688.99 Each £485.99 Each £256.49
E Console Table
Each £492.49 Each £547.49
E Kaleidoscope Corner Display
• Unique display unit to provoke curiosity amongst children • Mirrored sides create a refl ective display of awe and wonder • Adds interest to a corner and makes good use of unused space • Shatterproof safety mirrors Dimensions: 1250(H) x 480(W) x 480mm(D)
D75744 3 years + Each £418.99
Large Dresser
D75743 £857.49
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