Quax children's furniture
Discover over 120 Quax children's furniture items in this category, including beds, wardrobes, shelves, and changing dressers for baby and children's rooms. The furniture features enchanting designs specifically tailored to children's needs.
Buying Quax children's furniture — Guide & Tips
The Quax children's furniture category includes 122 items and covers a wide range of furnishing solutions for children's and baby rooms. Quax offers well-thought-out furniture series that grow with the child and adapt to different living styles. When buying, you should pay attention to three essential criteria: Material quality, Flexibility of the series and Safety standards. Most series are made of lacquered MDF or solid pine wood, which ensures stability and durability. Pay attention to rounded edges and low-emission varnishes – these are standard in all current Quax lines.
The choice of the right series depends heavily on your available space and your child's age. Compact series like Quax Trendy, which impress with slim dimensions and clever storage solutions, are suitable for small rooms. If you prefer a timeless, understated look that fits seamlessly into existing furnishings, Quax Indigo is a good choice. For families who value Scandinavian design with natural wood surfaces, the Loft series offers a harmonious foundation. Also consider ergonomics: nursing chairs and children's chairs should promote upright sitting posture and provide enough padding for longer sitting periods.
A common mistake is buying individual pieces of furniture without coordinating them with the series. Quax complete solutions like the Cocoon range include a bed, changing table, and wardrobe from one line, so that color tones and handles are perfectly matched. Before purchasing, check the room dimensions and door width – especially larger pieces of furniture like wardrobes should fit into the room without issues. Most Quax furniture is delivered unassembled and can be assembled in 30–60 minutes using the included instructions.
Popular Quax children's furniture
These three product types exemplify the range of Quax children's furniture. The round children's table is especially suitable for play and learning areas, as it has no sharp corners and provides space for several children at once. The nightstand from the Trendy series is a practical additional piece of furniture used in many children's rooms – whether as a bedside table or as a small storage area for books and a night light. The set of two shell chairs is a space-saving solution for siblings or for use at the children's table. When combining table and chairs, pay attention to the seat height: the round table harmonizes well with the shell chairs, as the seat height of about 30 cm is designed for children aged 3–7 years.
Frequently asked questions about Quax children's furniture
Which Quax series is best suited for a baby room?
For baby rooms, we recommend the series Quax Cocoon and Quax Havanna. Both offer changing chests with removable changing tops that can later be used as regular chests. Cocoon is characterized by soft, rounded shapes and gentle colors, while Havanna scores with clear lines and a larger color selection. When choosing a changing chest, ensure a stable work surface at approximately 90 cm height and sufficient storage space for diapers, clothing, and care products. Most Quax changing chests have a load capacity of at least 15 kg and meet common safety standards.
Are Quax furniture tested for harmful substances and safe for toddlers?
Yes, Quax children's furniture complies with strict European safety standards. The paints and surfaces used are tested according to EN 71-3 (Safety of toys – migration of certain elements) and are low in solvents. All furniture has rounded edges and corners to minimize the risk of injury. In beds, the spacing of the slats prevents entrapment of the head or limbs. Quax predominantly uses MDF and solid pine wood from sustainable forestry. The furniture complies with DIN EN 716 for children's beds and DIN EN 12221 for changing chests. A typical smell after unpacking dissipates within a few days with good ventilation.
What Quax nursing chairs are available and what should I look out for?
Quax offers various models under the category Quax nursing chairs, which are characterized by an ergonomic seat shape and padded armrests. Most nursing chairs have a seat height of about 45–48 cm and are equipped with a soft cushion cover that can be removed and washed. Make sure there is sufficient seat depth (at least 45 cm) and a stable backrest that supports the lower back. Some models have an integrated footrest or a rocking function that makes it easier to soothe the baby. Nursing chairs should be placed in a non-slip room and have a firm footing – Quax models have wide, rubberized feet for this purpose.
How do I properly care for and clean Quax children's furniture?
The painted surfaces of Quax furniture are best cleaned with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth and mild soapy water. Avoid aggressive cleaners, abrasive sponges, or microfiber cloths with a rough surface, as these can damage the paint layer. For stubborn stains (e.g., from felt-tip pens or glue), a drop of alcohol on a soft cloth helps – test this first on an inconspicuous area. Wooden surfaces should not remain wet permanently; wipe up spilled liquids immediately. The upholstery of nursing chairs and armchairs usually has removable covers that can be washed at 30 °C on a gentle cycle. For annual maintenance, it is sufficient to wipe the furniture with a dry dust cloth and check the screw connections.
Comparison of other children's furniture brands
In addition to Quax, there are other manufacturers that specialize in children's furniture and represent an alternative depending on style or price level. If you prefer Scandinavian-minimalist designs with a focus on solid wood, it is worth taking a look at Oliver Furniture Wood. This brand focuses on untreated or oiled surfaces and offers modular pieces that can be expanded over several years. For families looking for particularly colorful and playful furniture, Mathy by Bols is a good choice – the beds and shelves are often available in bright colors and feature thematic motifs (houses, cars). A price-attractive alternative with solid workmanship is offered by Bopita Kinderwagens, which also carries a wide range of beds, chests of drawers and wardrobes.
The Overview of all children's furniture brands helps you compare different styles and price ranges. While Quax offers a balance of modern design and practical functionality, brands such as Oeuf or Laurette tend to cover high-priced designer pieces. Before buying, consider whether you want a complete series from a single source (like Quax Cocoon or Flow) or prefer to combine individual furniture pieces from different manufacturers. The latter requires more coordination of colors and dimensions, but allows for a more personalized room layout.
In a nutshell
Quax children's furniture comprises 11 subcategories with a total of 122 items – from baby cribs to changing tables to children's chairs and nursing chairs. Series such as Cocoon, Trendy, Indigo, or Loft cover different furnishing styles, from Scandinavian-simple to colorful-modern. When purchasing, pay attention to thoughtful details such as rounded edges, pollutant-tested paints, and grow-with-you functions. The right choice depends on room size, the child's age, and whether you prefer individual pieces or a complete series. The furniture is delivered unassembled and can be assembled with simple tools – a second person makes it easier to set up larger pieces such as wardrobes or loft beds.