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It's amazing how diverse and individual the interior is in every person's house. And how many exquisite and unusual "little things" you can buy today, ennobling your home! Is not it? There is enough temptation. Yes, and everyone wants to like it himself, and others admire your skill and ingenuity to create comfort. Everyone has their own "Dream House", where it will be warm and sweet at any time of the year.
Each of us wants to live in a cozy and spacious house. An important role is played by comfort and reliability. How to achieve convenience and space in an apartment where a person spends a significant amount of his free time? Today, modernity prefers minimalism in the interior: more space, convenience, order and style. After all, I want everything to be in place (from bed linen to clothes and small accessories). And what, if not a chest of drawers, will make it possible to realize what was conceived in reality. And practical, and takes up little space. After all, in the translation from the French chest of drawers - this is "convenience".
Today, continuing a series of reviews of various Children's IKEA, we would like to tell you about a highchair. We have previously written reviews cots for babies, changing tables и cots. The range of these products in the IKEA is large enough and allows you to select the model almost any taste. But back to the subject of today's review, namely - high chairs.
Did you know that raising children with IKEA is very easy and convenient? The company offers a full and complete sets of furniture for children's rooms. Children's furniture includes cots, tables, chairs, seats, swivel chairs and even mirrors. Recently, we have already talked about cribs for babies и Changing Tables IKEA. Now we would like to stay for cots for older kids who already know how to walk.
Continuing the series of articles about children's furniture, I want to draw your attention to Changing Tables from IKEA. They can be divided into categories according to their functionality:
