areaware - Wooden Creatures Simus the Rhino

 

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Unstoppable! Simus the Rhino is an amazingly realistic and long-lasting wooden model of the American manufacturer areaware. Searching adventures, the curious rhino trots through living rooms and offices. The rhino feels comfortable in living rooms and offices. Nothing can stop Simus, locking it directly in one’s heart.

Simus the Rhino is an originally wooden toy-animal with a lovingly expression for small and grown-up children from 12 years on. The flexible and robust hard-wood model from Hattie the Elephant can adopt many different poses. The joints and muscles are kept together by flexible rubber bands.

Designed by David Weeks, Simus the Rhino is manufactured by the American manufacturer areaware out of sustainable obtained beech wood. With a proper care and handling, Simus is a long lasting company: the wooden model is hard and robust and therefore resistant to nearby every shock.

Regarding the appearance and quality of the material, Simus the Rhino is timeless. The wooden toy from areaware is made to survive generations of playful hands. However, this charming rhino is not only a toy, Simus also feels comfortable on the desk or shelf.

Design: David Weeks

David Weeks creates lamps and furniture as well as through thought and functional household objects and accessories in his design studio. Flowing forms and balanced movements characterize his designs. Designer David Weeks

Honoured with: Good Design Award

The Museum’s historic Good Design program originated in Chicago in 1950 and was organized by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Jr., former curator of the Museum of Modern Art. Designaward Good Design Award