A rocking horse is an iconic symbol of childhood. It offers the comfort of repetitive movement and the pleasure of an animal friend. In the case of Hesus, a steel and leather rocking horse designed by Israeli designer J. Key of J. Key Studio, it also offers a math lesson—a geometry lesson, to be exact. 
Here’s a whole new wrinkle to the marketing ploy/industry buzzword known as modular furniturea; Tetran, as you might infer from the name, borrows from both the iconography of computer animation as well as the timeless childhood pastime of the building block.
One of the great things about a TRE-Più Door is that you know it will withstand the test of time. Loosely speaking—and at great risk of doing injustice to the company’s eclectic collection—Tre-Piu’s line is divided into two kinds of doors, classical and technically innovative.
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