ONNI chair has this great feature of being able to seat baby around all 4 sides, so it's never turned backwards. I also like the Towerchair in black or white with leather. The thin metal frame is unusually sleek for a high chair and really stylish.
The Stokke Tripp Trapp is a classic high chair that converts as the child grows. I love that feature & the fact it doubles as a junior chair, can be used with a tray or just pushed up to a table. It also comes in quite a few colors. This Artek chair is a nice mix of color (seat back) and light, soft colored wood. It's stripped back shape is simple and unfussy and looks easy to clean.
http://pikkulinnun.bigcartel.com/product/rinki-syottotuoli this Rinki-chair is beautiful too...Artek of course is one of my favourites ♥
ReplyDeleteme and my sister both had tripp trapps as kids, using them as high chairs when we were young and then as chairs at our desks as we grew older. we recently passed them on to our cousins. they really are great quality, I can only recommend them! the artek chair looks lovely, too.
ReplyDeleteThat Artek chair is beautiful! We need a highchair badly. Still trying to pick one thats not an ugly hunk of plastic, you know.
ReplyDeleteThe ONNI chair looks like you could convert it to a plant stand when baby doesn't need it anymore...yay for versatility!
ReplyDeleteWe have Onni chair. My baby doesn't need it anymore but my flower needs.
ReplyDeleteI know you've been down this road before but I'll say that we have the Artek chair (casualty from the shop) and once Elodie could stand up, it was so over. We moved it to the cottage but she pretty much refuses to use it. We have the Stokke chair and she is ok sitting in it because it seems like a regular chair. Anyway, just saying because an expensive high chair is tough to salvage...[juli from mjolk]
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