For our Canadian readers or fans of HGTV’s home improvement show “Holmes on Homes” or fans of Mike Holmes’ “Make it Right” mantra or all three, we know you will enjoy the feature on eco-friendly kids rooms in the January/February issue of Holmes Magazine featuring the Sam Crib. The fact that our products are made just over the border has been a source of significant enthusiasm for our Canadian customers and retailers alike.
If you are having trouble reading the text, here’s what it says:
“Robert Kwak’s penchant for good design and his Zen belief that there is no difference between people and their environment led him to found Muu, a company dedicated to selling items that are safe, non-toxic and useful. Because the whims of children change with the wind, he developed a unique system of interchangeable crib panels attached with magnets. A thumb hole makes it easy for parents to remove one panel and replace it with a different design to satiate their child’s obessions – whether butterflies or trucks. Panels can also be customized and personalized. The clean modern design of the cribs and youth beds are also reflected in Muu nightstands, storage units and dressers (www.muukids.com).”
The Sam Collection can be found across Canada at select retailers including ella + elliot (Toronto), Princess and the Pea (Edmonton), Tadpole (Waterloo), Flo Urbain (Montreal), Dream a Little Dream (Markham) and the Mom Store (Calgary). The January/February 2010 issue of Holmes Magazine is on the newsstands now.