Auditorium Toys

Designer Brad Denboer couldn’t quite find the toys he dreamed about so he decided to build them himself. Auditorium Toy Co. was founded with the intention of celebrating the elegance of simple designs fabricated by historical craftsmanship.

Auditorium Toys are of superb quality. They are unique toys that are quiet, timeless, durable and beautiful — the type of toys that your grandchildren’s grandchildren will love. Each design is carefully handcrafted and engineered in extremely limited, numbered editions in their small studio in Tucson, Arizona, using time honored techniques and tools. Auditorium believes that the slower you put things together, the slower they fall apart.

The Boattail Racer is simply stunning. Opening the box here at swissmiss studio was ceremonial to say the least. We all pretty much gathered around it going uuuhhh and aaaahhh!

What I love the most is the nice touch with the booklet the toy comes with implying that we will pass the toy on to other generations. Every previous owner writes their name into the booklet before passing it on. Beautiful.

Congrats Auditorium! We love what you’re doing! And wonderful thinking on the slowness part.

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4 Reader Comments (Reply Now)

  1. July 7th, 2010

    @ 10:01 am

    ckd posted:

    How about taking some piece of wood, different grains of sand paper, two skateboard axes and four skateboard wheels? Costs probably 3 hours and 35 Dollars.

  2. July 7th, 2010

    @ 10:52 am

    Pedro Joel Costa posted:

    LIKE!

  3. July 7th, 2010

    @ 11:51 am

    Mark S. posted:

    He couldn’t find the toys he dreamed about so he crafted a toy so expensive it will remain a dream for most kids? Huh? It is beautiful, no doubt, but it is more sculpture than play thing.

  4. July 7th, 2010

    @ 12:30 pm

    leigh posted:

    gangsta.

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