Natural Spaces Open Play Kitchen Cupboard

The Natural Spaces Open Play Kitchen Cupboard is the perfect addition to any play space, offering endless possibilities for imaginative play. Is it a pantry, fridge, or buffet? The open design invites children to use their creativity and engage in role play, mimicking real-world tasks. This versatile piece encourages children to explore, interact, and develop social skills as they work together in play scenarios. With its natural timber and plywood design, this cupboard brings warmth and functionality to early childhood education environments. Illustrated accessories are not included.

Size: 40(W) x 42(L) x 84(H) cm, assembly required.

Educational Benefits:

• Promotes language and communication skills through interactive role play.
• Encourages creativity and imagination by allowing children to create their own scenarios.
• Fosters social development, including sharing, negotiation, and cooperation.
• Teaches daily routines and responsibilities through realistic play.

Classroom & Play Ideas:

• Use the cupboard as a "food storage area" for pretend meal preparation and serving.
• Set up a mock shop or café, where children can take turns "selling" and "buying" items.
• Encourage group play by assigning roles like chef, shopper, or server.
• Create a home corner with other kitchen resources for role play and storytelling.

Ages: 3+ years

WARNING -:This furniture has a risk of falling over. Wall anchors should be used when an item has a warning tip over label. Never allow children to stand, climb or hang on drawers, doors or shelves. Never open more than one drawer at a time. Place heavier items down low. Children have died from furniture tip over.

This furniture has a risk of falling over. Wall anchors should be used when an item has a warning tip over label.

Children have died from furniture tipover.

• ALWAYS secure this furniture with an anchor device.
• NEVER allow children to stand, climb or hang on drawers, doors, or shelves.
NEVER open more than one drawer at a time.
ALWAYS place heavy items down low.