One can't go wrong with design for a sustainable culture, and Kalon Studios is not only sustainable, their product is also beautiful and functional. Researching further, Kalon is an ancient greek concept, meaning "the highest form of beauty." An appropriate name then.
Their Isometric chair represents a union of two distinct elements. Using the structural integrity of bamboo, made with 100% all natural, non toxic and sustainable materials and the precision of CNC manufacturing locally. Available with or without their delicately carved motifs.
The Ioline changing trunk, a personal favorite, is an answer to functionality without leaving the aesthetics behind. A unique changing table designed to fit anywhere in a home. Storage space below is large enough to hold diapers, wipes and creams, p.j.'s and onesies and can progress into a reading bench and toy chest for toddlers.
-jan
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Wait, you don't have to live in San Fran to blog for that site?
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Lisa from VA/lsapacey,
No. AT:SF covers the Bay Area, as well as the Pacific Northwest.
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Wow, I hadn't heard about Kalon Studios before. Beautiful furniture, it has a modern shape but maintains a handcrafted feel. These pieces look timeless too, the baby stuff will still be appropriate for generations to come.
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What a beautiful chair! Glad to see a blogger from up north, too.
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wow, love the chair, good find. a bit on the expensive side but definitely lovely.
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Why not give the prices?
The chair is $475 as pictured, without the trendy pattern on it, $380.
The baby crate is $360 to $740.
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