Designed by Carlos Ng for Areaware, these wooden magnetic building blocks are inspired by an architect’s drafting kit. The colorful pieces form a triangle, protractor and ruler with units in metric and imperial.
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Consisting of 28 wooden cubes, this block set features Arne Jacobsen‘s typography. It’s produced by Danish company Design Letters.
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Months & Days is a colorful perpetual calendar handmade from wood blocks. Design by The Great Lakes Goods.
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“Aminal” by Studio Dunn is a puzzle set of 12 wooden animals. Made from scraps of maple, cherry, and walnut, these building blocks are great toys and decorative objects as well.
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This wooden block set has been created by Kay Bojesen for Danish schools in 1950s. This year the company is relaunching it, and now the Alphabet Blocks are available for children everywhere. The set consists of 33 straight and 33 curved solid beech pieces.
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These Tetti blocks by Concreteworks are the perfect gift for architects and architects at heart. The set consists of 10 concrete pieces that resemble buildings with unique roofs from around the world.
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Whoa-Bots is a wonderful set of eight stackable and balancing wooden blocks for kids and adults. Design by Tree Hopper Toys.
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Wooden Wonderland is a 16-piece set of geometric building blocks for kids and grown-ups. It could be used as a decoration as well. Design by Lee Storm for Hay.
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Kids will spend hours making funny portraits with this 45-piece building kit. It’s an eco-friendly, high-quality wooden set printed with nontoxic inks. It’s designed by SHUSHA, a Russian husband-and-wife team with backgrounds in architecture and graphic design.
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Designed by Luxembourg-based Studio Delle Alpi, this lovely block set of five stackable animals is handmade from silk screen-printed and water-based coated plywood. I like the pull-toy collection too.
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Stack And Scare! is a series of four block sets featuring monster eyeballs, teeth, horns, arms, heads, hands, feet, legs, torsos, rounded shapes, patterns. Possibilities are endless for kids to create their own monsters. Made of basswood and printed with non-toxic inks, these stackable blocks are designed by Invisible Creature for Uncle Goose.
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