What does it mean to design for kids? Through six objects selected by co-founders of ecoBirdy Vanessa and Joris for the Designing Childhood exhibition at Design Museum Brussels, we trace a century of design thinking that took children seriously.

ecoBirdy partners with Harvest, who believes in seasonality and zero-waste principles

Celebrates the natural beauty of the planet earth while embracing the principles of upcycling.

Sustainability in children's design: From conversation to responsibility

The packaging we use is smartly designed to minimise the resources consumed. We apply the three Rs: reduce, reuse, and recycle. 

The name ecoBirdy comes from two things, both essential to our brand. Why we care about nature.

Inclusivity should be essential in design, because it advocates equal opportunities, social integration, and dignity for all individuals.

A reading guide of the ecoBirdy case study at Young V&A Museum in London.

Designed to give a fresh new look to recycled plastic.

ecoBirdy's recycling process is 100% safe due to accurate sorting, cleaning and grinding.

Toys use plastic very intensively and have a short lifespan.

ecoBirdy was awarded the label as solution with a positive impact on Climate Change.