Family Matter — learning

Through the long hours, road trips, and endless problem-solving, our shared love for creating beautiful, functional furniture keeps us going. It’s not just about the products; it’s about the joy and comfort they bring to families.

Working with items found in nature, like leaves and small twigs, gives your little ones a chance to connect with the environment. It sparks their curiosity, encourages outdoor play, and lets them appreciate the beauty in the simple things.

Kyra Sampson’s teaching philosophy follows the TAB (Teaching for Artistic Behavior) approach, focusing on “artist behaviors” over strict technique. “Art helps students understand the world. We focus on developing curiosity, observation, and crafting,” she shares. Through open-ended projects, she encourages exploration and self-discovery, emphasizing that art can bring personal peace without the need to impress others.

How Comfort Enhances Learning This issue explores the essential role of physical and emotional safety in a child's learning journey. When children feel secure, they’re more open to exploring.