In partnership with Cybex
Founded by Martin Pos in 2005, German manufacturer Cybex has long been at the cutting edge of child safety product design. On a mission to make children’s furniture of an aesthetic, architecture and material that is safe, functional, pleasing to the eye (and will not dominate living spaces), Cybex has collaborated with the likes of Dutch designer Marcel Wanders and American fashion designer Jeremy Scott on its wide range of clever, cross-generational products.
With its striking silhouette, curvilinear backrest and bold, straight edges, Cybex’s new beechwood Click & Fold high chair keeps children safe and happy while indulging the design desires of parents and the contemporary household. The chair is easily foldable for storage and engineered for multiple configurations, optimised for use during all stages of young life and adulthood. It also features an ergonomic seating position and effortlessly adjustable seat board and footrest, combining comfort, design and functionality at the highest standards.
‘The elegant and iconic design of the Click & Fold makes this chair a true piece of art, defining outstanding quality and timeless aesthetic for any modern family,’ says Pos. ‘Our ultimate goal is to revolutionise how families approach their interior lifestyle, offering top-notch solutions that prioritise both style and safety. As we continue to build trust in child safety and strollers, we're excited to expand our offerings to cater to all types of clients, with more exciting developments on the horizon for every corner of the home by the end of 2024.’
Cybex founder Martin Pos
Made in Europe, the high chair includes a clever and innovative engineering element, which allows the chair to fold easily and become storable with a single smooth movement. Upon folding and unfolding, a unique clicking sound conveys the inspiration behind the naming.
The Click & Fold joins Cybex’s array of modern, design-led products, from prams to bouncers and car seats.
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