<n>ecoBirdy</n>'s <n>Charlie Chair</n>, made from recycled plastic toys.

Whether you’re searching for a comfortable chair for your toddler or a meaningful gift for a growing family, EcoBirdy’s award-winning Charlie Chair is sure to please with its colorful speckles and soft shape. Made from ecothylene, the brand's patented material that’s created from upcycled plastic toys, this tot-sized chair makes a design-forward addition to any space, from the playroom to the living room and even outdoors. Sturdy, ergonomic, easy to carry around and wipe clean — every detail is intentionally designed with the little ones in mind, from age 18 months up to 7 years old. Bonus: It's also enduring enough to be passed down to siblings.
Pair with the Luisa Table for a complete set.
Please note that this furniture is suitable for kids from the ages of 18 months up to 7 years old to sit on. We do not recommend the chair to be used by adults.


Charlie Chair

<n>Starve the Ego, Feed the Soul</n> tattoo by artist <n>O U R I E L Z E B O U L O И</n>.

From <n>Comme des Garçons</n>' <n>Six Magazine Number 3</n>, art directed by <n>Rei Kawakubo</n> in 1989.

<n>Alex Schlegel</n>'s <n>2525</n> is a 3D concept for methane rain-proof clothing for space exploration.

<n>Ear Pieces</n>, a <n>biomorphic</n> sculpture by <n>Gerd Rothmann</n>, 1978.

<n>Flower Dreams</n> by <n>CARDBOARD CRANIUM</n>.

<n>Gold Arch Bench</n> in patinated solid brass, designed by <n>Pietro Franceschini</n>.

A crocodile in the <n>Tárcoles River</n>, Costa Rica.

A 1988 photograph of <n>Steve Jobs</n>, chairman of <n>NeXT, Inc.</n>, in Palo Alto. Photo by <n>Doug Menuez</n>.

<n>Humanoids</n> (2001), a wearable sculpture by artist <n>Ernesto Neto</n>.

Cover of the <n>Patagonia</n> Fall 1986 catalog.

<n>Presence</n> (2022) by photographer <n>Sean Mundy</n> from the <n>Lumans</n> series.

Diagram by <n>William Davis</n> illustrating the cycle of learning and growth.

The <n>Scout helicopter air navigation display interface</n> by <n>Art. Lebedev Studio</n>, designed by <n>Alexey Sharshakov</n>.

The <n>Parc de la Distance</n>, a conceptual park designed by <n>Studio Precht</n> for social distancing.

An image from the <n>Jil Sander</n> Fall 2003 campaign.

Animation by creative studio <n>ORBIT.</n>

<n>Kinetic Typography Experiments 03</n> by <n>Marius Guillou</n>, 2019.

A <n>widget for a banking platform</n> designed by <n>Sergey</n>.