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Buono3 kids desk and chair

Buono3 kids desk and chair

From Play to Learning — Grows Together

・Adjusts to Growth
・Easy Organisation with a Built-in Drawer
・Designed for Focused Play
・Sustainable Eco-Friendly Rubberwood

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Color: Natural
Regular price $238.00 SGD
Regular price Sale price $238.00 SGD
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Product Details

DIMENTION / WEIGHT

Desk: W70 x D42 x H46 cm
Chair: W37 x D36 x H48 cm
/Desk: 8.3 kg / Chair: 3 kg

AGE RECOMMENDATION

From 1.5 years old

NOTE

Estimated Delivery Time to Singapore

Orders typically arrive within 3–5 business days, including order processing and delivery time.

Enjoy Free Delivery on orders over SGD100 (approximately MYR307) to Singapore and Malaysia!

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Key Features01

Adjusts to Growth

Both the desk and chair are fully adjustable. You can adjust the desk's height, along with the chair's seat height, seat depth, and backrest height. This ensures the furniture fits your child correctly at every stage, supporting healthy posture as they grow.

Key Features02

Easy Organisation with a Built-in Drawer

The desk features a large, rounded design from the top surface to the drawer.
Includes a tray and pen holder.
Available in energizing emerald green and uplifting orange.

Key Features03

Designed for Focused Play

Thoughtful details help your child concentrate on their activity. The desk has raised borders to stop crayons or building blocks from rolling off the edge. A simple groove in the centre also works as a handy pen rest. This desk is crafted from durable rubberwood.

Key Features04

About the Material

We choose rubberwood for its gentle grain and smooth, child-friendly texture. This wood has a responsible story: after the trees finish producing natural rubber sap, they are given a second life as long-lasting furniture. This sustainable approach makes good use of a valuable natural resource.

Little by little, children do it themselves

The wish to learn does not arrive overnight. It comes from days of drawing and playing at a desk, until sitting down at a desk becomes a habit.

How they sit, and how they tidy the desk: a child takes these on gradually, and Buono is there for each small step.

The desk, the chair, and the Buono3 Kids Book Wagon each change a little at a time, at your child's own pace.

FAQs

Norsta or Buono: which suits my child?

Both series start from the same idea. A child explores at their own pace and grows by making their own choices, a way of thinking that has much in common with Montessori education.

The two take different routes. Norsta builds independence through creativity and free play. Buono builds independence through an orderly space and focused learning.

[Norsta vs Buono: Which Kids Desk Set Fits Your Child?]

How is the Buono desk different from a study desk?

An ordinary study desk is built for children of primary-school age and up. Buono is designed to be used from around 1.5 years.

The biggest difference is the height adjustment. The tabletop and the chair seat each have three height settings, so your child keeps a good posture with the soles of their feet flat on the floor or on the footboard.

A desk of their own, sized to fit, makes it easier to settle into drawing or a picture book, and the habit of sitting down at a desk grows from there.

Can I assemble it on my own?

Yes. The build is simple: you tighten bolts with the Allen key supplied, and you don't need any special tools.

Allow about 30 minutes on your own, or about 20 minutes with two people. There's an assembly video to follow as you go.

How can I help my child concentrate?

Setting up the right conditions works better than asking a child to concentrate.

Posture comes first. When the feet dangle, the body is unsteady and concentration doesn't last. Adjust the desk and the chair so the soles of their feet rest flat on the floor or the footboard.

A desk of their own, in a corner of the living room, gives a child a place that feels secure, and the wish to try things tends to follow.

Instruction Manual