Until recently, the Aussie toy kitchen market offered pretty slim pickings for design lovers. I should know as I was shopping for a play kitchen around two years ago and was left feeling wholly uninspired by what was on offer — think loud colours and a plethora of plastic. But it seems that all of that has changed and many of the latest iterations would give the real thing a run for their money.
i.Life Kids’ wooden eight piece kitchen play set: It’s the simple design and retro green that gets me with this one. $164.
Kidkraft White vintage wooden kitchen: I can vouch for this retro-styled number as I have one. Interestingly, the toy phone gets a workout! $259.95
Mocka Mezzi kitchen: This one is great for small spaces as it’s on the diminutive side. The colours and mid-century styling are lovely too. $129.95
IKEA DUKTIG play kitchen: This used to be the only non-garish toy kitchen that was readily available thus it’s become something of a modern classic. $129.
Hip Kids Retro kids toy kitchen: Perhaps it’s the red but I can see this in a little boy’s room. $199.95.
i.Life 7 piece wooden kitchen set: Positively girly, this kitchen comes with a range of cooking accessories too. $114.
Hip Kids White gourmet toy kitchen set: A more modern take, this set includes a standalone fridge. $289.95.
Le Toy Van Honeybake kitchen: Evoking America’s deep south, this retro number is cute as a button. $289.95.
2 replies on “Our top eight good looking children’s play kitchens”
Amazing collection! Pretend play kitchen helps kids mental growth. Its essential for kids skill development. Kids can learn many things through play. I am searching best play kitchen for my kids. Thanks for such a helpful guideline sharing with us.
Awesome. Play kitchen is a most favorite play for kids specially baby girls. It’s has some benefit also. It’s helps child development. It’s helpful to build kids skill. Thanks for such a nice blog.