Let Children Build Green Dream Homes with QB Playhouses
April 1st, 2009 - Posted in Green Buildings
Every child longs to carve out their own dwelling space in the big, wide world, and now qb Playhouses enable kids to design, build, and play in their very own unique and delightful abode, brought to life by their imagination. The color and design schemes available in the customization process of a qb playhouse are endless, and a home may also be made 100% unique if a child selects a personal photo with special significance as the pattern for their playhouse. No hard hats are required when it comes to constructing a qb playhouse… just “thinking” caps, and the belief that anything is possible when designing these eco-friendly, fun play spaces that will house your child’s dreams for years to come.
Kids are full of boundless, vibrant creativity, and qb Playhouses enable a child to channel his or her fanciful imagination and colorful take on life into a one-of a-kind miniature abode. Via an easy, 1-2-3 process: “Choose, Build, Play,” “everything is possible” when it comes to designing and customizing a qb playhouse. What a wonderful philosophy to encourage a child’s dreams.
A choice of any color will enliven the walls, doors, windows and details, and funky patterns ranging from “Happy Flowers,” to “Boogie Woogie” bring a qb playhouse to groovy fruition. By far the coolest option of the design process, is that a child may choose his or her very own, unique print by uploading a special photo or print on the qb playhouse website… making their qb 100% exclusive.
Rest assured that your child’s first architectural venture is green in scope and charitable in nature. qb playhouses are made with sound and environmentally-friendly wood. The folks at qb elaborate, “…we cooperate with the Forestry Commission who chops foreign species in order to be able to plant native trees. For each house we sell, we also deposit a financial contribution into the account of “Right to Play”, because we, qb, feel that all children have the right to play.”
