For generations, wooden toys have captured the imagination of children worldwide. At K'Tom, we have the privilege of continuing this tradition with our wooden dollhouses and Kapla building planks. But how did this fascination with wooden toys begin?

The history of wooden toys dates back several centuries. The first wooden toys were simple, hand-carved from pieces of wood found in nature. They were often rudimentary, but they quickly evolved into miniature works of art. Over the centuries, artisans perfected their skills, creating increasingly elaborate wooden toys.

In the 19th century, with the rise of industrialization, the production of wooden toys became more accessible. Factories began mass-producing wooden toys, making them affordable for a wider range of families. Wooden toys became a symbol of quality and durability.

At K'Tom, we carry on this tradition by creating high-quality wooden toys. We use sustainably sourced pine wood for our dollhouses and Kapla building planks. This decision is rooted in our commitment to ecology and nature preservation.