Qubis Haus is part coffee table, part doll house
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Magnetic oak furniture sets are available to easily add rooms to your Qubis Haus coffee table
Sliding panels made from wood and perspex are slotted into grooves in the coffee table to make different room layouts
Magnetic oak furniture sets are available to easily add rooms to your Qubis Haus coffee table
Qubis Haus is a Bauhaus, Mies Van der Rohe and Le Corbusier-inspired coffee table and doll house
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Parents know that it's all too easy to suddenly find your house swamped with toys ... so anything that can help keep your living room stylish, while also being fun for your little one, has obvious appeal. Qubis Haus is just such an item. It's a coffee table which transforms into a doll house, with the simple addition of sliding panels made from wood and perspex.
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