Wishbone Design Studio

About Wishbone Design Studio

What is Wishbone Design?

The company manufactures wooden balance bikes, evolving walkers or children's trolleys with a modern design. The company promotes the circular economy and offers repair kits in order to be able to give a second life to each toy and thus be able to pass it on.

Wishbone's vision is defined as follows: Durable, Modular, Customizable, Easy to disassemble, Repairable, Recyclable, Shareable.

The balance bike Wishbone bike can be transformed into a tricycle or a balance bike that can be used for generations thanks to its durability. The Wishbone bike also impresses with its exceptional design and well-thought-out functionality. With the wooden balance bike, Wishbone bike sets an example against excessive consumption.

Wishbone bike: A wooden balance bike that grows with the child in a classic and attractive design.

The first bike was created in the bathroom of the founders, for the children of the family and with the aim of spending more time together in the great outdoors.

Wishbone is a label for active families and design lovers who are environmentally conscious. Toy designs aim to transform the way we think, move and play, creating a deeper connection between people, the environment and what we own.

Wishbone wants to take a stand against consumption and make the principles of the circular economy accessible to the next generation.

Award-winning, sustainable designs for families

Wishbone design studio has already won several sustainability awards including Best Green Toy Award Dr Ty USA, Junior Design Award Highly Commended Best Eco Toy UK and , in the Netherlands, the Silver Award for the best product for babies and toddlers.

In addition, Wishbone has obtained the CarboNZero certificate. The range of Wishbone balance bikes, such as the cruise, is made of 70% recycled plastic. It is made of untreated birch and eucalyptus wood, in a unique and simple design, with large air-filled rubber tires.

Where are the booms made?

It was in New York that the family business created its first bicycle before moving to New Zealand.