The history of Stokke is a fascinating journey of evolution, transitioning from a modest Norwegian furniture manufacturer to a global pioneer in ergonomic design for children. Founded in 1932 in Ålesund, Norway, by Georg Stokke, the company spent its first several decades producing high-quality seating and conventional furniture for adults.

However, the brand’s true legacy began in 1972 with the introduction of the iconic Tripp Trapp chair, designed by Peter Opsvik. This revolutionary high chair broke the mold of juvenile furniture by allowing a child to sit at the table with the rest of the family, featuring an adjustable design that grew alongside the child from infancy to adulthood. This singular innovation shifted Stokke’s focus entirely toward the "nurturing the bond" philosophy, leading them to phase out adult furniture by 2006 to dedicate themselves exclusively to premium children’s products.

Today, Stokke remains a benchmark for Scandinavian design, where clean aesthetics meet functional durability, continuing to prioritize the developmental needs of children through products that bridge the gap between form, function, and family connection.

Discover Stokke products at Baby City — for thoughtfully designed baby and children's furniture, crafted with safety, quality and family life in mind. Whether you're setting up a nursery or looking for a high chair that lasts from baby to teenager, Stokke combines Scandinavian design with practical functionality to make everyday family moments easier and more enjoyable.