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Handcrafted Rattan, Toxin-Free Paints: Inside Cinta Kids’ Nature-Inspired Furniture for Modern Homes

Cinta Kids is making nursery spaces full of fun and frolic, even while being sustainable and safe for children

Bindu Gopal Rao

A child’s space should inspire imagination while feeling warm and timeless. And this is exactly what drives Cinta to create thoughtfully-designed products. Think bassinets, chairs, storage furniture, wall décor, baskets, and toys, all for a child’s room. Together, these pieces help parents create functional, playful, and inspiring spaces that grow with their children. “Our collection has been designed around the themes of nature and pretend play, encouraging children to explore, create, and express themselves. Every piece is entirely handcrafted by our master craftsmen using age-old techniques, reflecting our commitment to preserving traditional craftsmanship while creating designs that feel relevant for modern homes,” explains Rupika Harshwardhan P, Founder, Cinta Kids.

A key priority for the brand has always been creating products that parents can trust. “We are committed to using 100% sustainable materials, toxin-free paints, and responsible manufacturing practices across our collection,” avers Harshwardhan. Every piece is thoughtfully designed with a child’s safety, comfort, and everyday use in mind. At the same time, they believe children’s furniture should be made to last, encouraging families to invest in timeless, well-crafted pieces rather than disposable alternatives. Grade A rattan forms the foundation of the collection because of its durability, versatility, and natural appeal. The result is a collection that balances craftsmanship, functionality, and modern aesthetics.

The collection is available through their website as well as partner stores, including Peekaboo (Chennai), Buzz Buzz Baby (Kolkata), and Little Tags Luxury (Delhi).

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