Highchair Feet · Ramsey

A client of the Independent Projects arm at IDIYA came to us with a problem. As any new parent knows, finding a place for a baby at a restaurant can be an awkward endeavor. Experienced waitstaff know that flipping a standard wooden highchair upside-down presents a perfect, carseat-sized cavity for a somnolent parent to lay their precious cargo.

The problem is that those high chairs aren’t flat on the top, which means, when flipped, they wobble. Tired of keeping one foot on an inverted high-chair for all foreseeable dinner outings, our client asked, “can’t we just jam something under there?” And thus the highchair feet were born.