Quax

The site presents Quax as a house of timeless design that breathes calm and simplicity, with modular concepts intended to grow with the family. It states a design philosophy of inclusivity, innovation, safety and sustainability, and describes collections that combine furniture, style and colour. The 2026 collection adds Kyo, inspired by Alvar Aalto and combining Scandinavian calm with warm wood accents, pure lines and tactile simplicity, and Tsugi, described as light with soft curves, a calm colour palette and practical design from birth to early childhood. The brand also states a 1000 m² showroom opened in 2025 in a building designed by architect Marie José Vanhee.

The site states that Quax's journey began more than forty years ago, driven by passion and craftsmanship. In 1984 Alex Ryndziewicz De Lava found his way into the baby industry at a family business founded more than a century ago that made prams, which formed the basis of his passion. In 1997 he founded Quax, where he could design first-class baby products for families worldwide; furniture, prams and interior accessories came to the fore and were embraced by parents across Europe and beyond. In 2018 Laetitia Ryndziewicz, Alex's daughter and a young mother herself, joined Quax, bringing new energy and innovative ideas. In 2025 a new era began with the opening of the new headquarters and a fully renewed showroom in a building designed by architect Marie José Vanhee.