American design and manufacturing company Offi has launched the Embrace; a kid-friendly media storage unit by British designer John Green.

Designed to store modern media such as DVDs, CDs, books and magazines, this smart piece of furniture is perfect for the classroom. Embrace is made from bent plywood and is composed of two low interlocking tables that slot together to form a storage unit/magazine rack or occasional table. The pieces can also be pulled apart to create two small tables, a laptop table, a serving tray or a bench and desk for kids.

Embrace is made in the Baltic region of Europe where all the timber used is sustainably felled at source, keeping the carbon footprint of the product to a bare minimum. Embrace is made from bent plywood and available in Birch, Oak and Walnut finishes.

Read more about Embrace on Designer Pages, or visit Offi’s website for more information.

About the manufacturer: Based in Corning, New York, OFFI & Company was launched in 1997 to manufacture simple, beautiful and practical furnishings that address the modern urban lifestyle. OFFI products are created to be multifunctional, comfortable, and at home in any modern home in the world. By guiding and nurturing a group of independent international designers such as Scott Wilson, Karim Rashid, Eric Pfeiffer, TRUCK Product Architecture, Roberto Gil, and Tarantino Design, Offi has launched more than 100 fresh new products in the last ten years. Offi, as well as several of the designers, has won prestigious awards for furniture design during that time.