Eu-Genius Kitchen

Let your children experiment! Sand, water, mud? In our kitchen it is possible, without compromising the durability and appearance of the kitchen.

• 2 removable stainless steel chambers allow  for many fun activities, both wet and dry. How can you use it? –  pour in kinetic sand and practice sensory skills
  – pour in the soil, give the children pots and plant plants
  – pour water, add dyes and observe the mixing of colors
  – pour in ice cubes, add rubber animals and create an Ice Land
  – perform safe experiments here
• A tap and the ability to connect a rear water tank  (available as an additional option) – of course, you can connect the tap to a garden hose, but remember that water resources in the world are decreasing. We recommend collecting and using rainwater for water games – let’s build ecological awareness from an early age
• 2 sliding shelves  – you can place pots with herbs, containers with accessories (crayons, cutlery, paints, brushes, etc.)
• Large worktop  – we spent a lot of time choosing the right dimensions and our research showed that the most important thing in a garden kitchen for children is… the worktop! Unfortunately, most kitchens have too small countertops, which prevents many fun activities (e.g. experiments, painting with paints, etc.)
• Milled burners imitating a gas stove  – you can place pots and cook here, but you can also use this space as an additional worktop
• 4 movable burners
• Oven with a door with a window and a shelf inside the oven  – apart from baking mud cakes, you can use the shelf as a cabinet for storing toys. No more hiding toys inside from the rain!
• Bottom shelf  – a well-designed kitchen has plenty of storage space. This is where you can fit all your garden play accessories.