


Ferm Living, Skye Puzzle Box, Multi
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A wooden shape sorter with celestial forms — moon, star, planet — and the particular satisfaction of finding the right hole.
The Skye Puzzle Box is a shape sorter designed to the same visual standard as the rest of the Ferm Living kids collection. Celestial-inspired forms — moon, star, planet — are cut from FSC-certified beech wood in a soothing multi-palette and sorted into a matching FSC-certified plywood box. The activity is classic: find the shape, find the hole, post it through. The design means the finished result is worth displaying on a shelf between play sessions rather than tucking away. Compact and easy to store. CE tested. Develops fine motor skills, shape recognition, and spatial awareness from 12 months.
- FSC-certified beech wood figurines, FSC-certified plywood box — multi colourway
- Celestial shapes: moon, star, planet — sort by shape to find the correct opening
- CE tested; develops fine motor skills, shape recognition and spatial awareness
- Compact and display-worthy between play sessions
- From 12 months
- Wooden box: 10.5 x 10.5, 5 x wooden pieces approx 5 x 5 x 3cm high each
Ferm Living is one of Denmark's most celebrated design studios — and their children's collection brings the same rigorous thinking to the spaces where children live and play that their adult range brings to the rest of the home. The result is furniture, décor and objects that are genuinely beautiful, completely functional, and designed to be kept long after childhood is over.
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