This convertible ottoman has countless uses. By day, it’s a see-saw/fort/castle/tunnel/lava pit/whatever they can imagine. By night, it’s an elegant place to rest tired feet. Jennifer Esposito designed this multi-use ottoman with both parents and kids in mind. More info on Jennifer Esposito’s Website.

I love the look of this bunk bed. At $3,750 Canadian, they are quite a bit pricier than this less stylish, yet equally practical bunk bed from IKEA.

Pluunk: I. Am. Canadian Bunk Bed. – Daddy Types.

Recycled cardboard chair and art storage unit. So far, only available in the UK from what we can tell.

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These triceratops, diplodocus, and t-rex lamp covers cost $20 each. Made out of plastic pieces that easily slot together. Yes, please.

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A cute way to keep your little cupcake clean. Alternatively, you can fill it with ice and fill it with bottles of beer at your next party.

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Minor Details have this child’s chair that converts from a chair to a tent to a bed. Fun. I’d like to have a second story.

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Part of an ongoing series about Extreme Beds. I like the laser scorching detail on the side. Another reason why I lived a deprived childhood.

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We like cheeseburgers and we like cushions. And who doesn’t need a good pillow after a cheeseburger induced food coma. 

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Gizmodo picked up on this instructable. One lucky kid gets to sleep in the protective womb of an Imperial walker.

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This eco furniture is a great replacement for all that plastic stuff that ends up in a landfill. It’s made from the same material as egg cartons.

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