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Why Is Montessori Furniture So Expensive? The Real Reasons Behind the Price Tag

Why Is Montessori Furniture So Expensive? The Real Reasons Behind the Price Tag
Elara Winslet in: Nursery Furniture 14 December 2025

Montessori furniture costs more because it's made from solid, non-toxic wood, handcrafted for child-sized use, and designed to last for years - not just seasons. It supports independence, safety, and development - not just storage.

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