Looking for a place to have snack time and play time that is creative and imaginative? The Enchanted Woodland table offers your children a beautiful hand sculpted painted and carved mural of cute woodland animals to work on. Friendly owls play along with the seat backs of the chair and their friends dance about the chair seats. Hand crafted from wood and hand painted with love.
Your children will rant and rave about finishing their studies on this piece! Take a walk through an enchanted forest and have your heart awakened by the beauty of the hand painted and hand carved woodland creatures who adorn each piece in this stunning collection by Fantasy Fields. Overjoyed owls fierce foxes rambunctious raccoons and dainty deer decorate the woodwork of this creative made with love just for your collection. Get acquainted with this magical forest today and bring home a piece to delight your children and inspire them to play grow and learn.
Introducing Fantasy Fields by Teamson a brand that inspires the imagination of our children and the world they live in. It’s our mission at Fantasy Fields to build furniture that builds minds that inspires adventures and that transports your child into a world of their very own creation. Each piece of Fantasy Fields is wooden-made hand-carved and hand-painted in our workshop to ensure the highest quality durability and safety using non-toxic materials and paint. All our themes have been created with LOVE for children. Mix it. Match it. But most of all imagine.
Welcome to the world of Fantasy Fields. From the whimsical “Magic Garden” the classic and cute “Crackled Rose” to the exciting and magical “Transportation” collection; our artists add their own touch to every piece with beautifully executed hand painted accents. It’s a magical experience giving life to our pieces little by little and transforming them into imagination for your little ones. This beautiful work is what makes us proud of our product and confident that your loved ones will love them and cherish them for years to come.
