New Zealander Steven Procter designs pulpits and lecterns for churches, but in 2007 he won the design report award for “Newcomer of the Year” at Milan’s Salone Satellite. He won, in part, for this sleek and simple stroller:
It’s probably not much on shock-absorption, but minimalism doesn’t get much better than this. Even better, it folds thin enough to fit in a New York apartment:
Not to mention that it stands alone, too.
The award announcement says that “he designed an all in one high chair, pram, cot, changing table and clothes horse which can be folded away and easily transported” but this seems to be a translation error. It looks as if Procter designed an impressive number of nursery iems that can be flat-folded — not one item that converts to many. Which in no way reduces the cool factor.
Via: kidsmodern
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