Designed in Latvia. Made for a childhood of discovery.

Luula — be creative

Our story · 21 October 2026

Luula’s Mission:To cultivate a space where a child grows in rhythm with their own being — so that their step into the world is not prepared, but true.

Luula’s Mission:To cultivate a space where a child grows in rhythm with their own being — so that their step into the world is not prepared, but true.

It’s about each special day in a child’s life… We want to bring the refreshing breath of nature into the everyday interior, to live more sustainably. In the search for a balance of contemporary things / natural, renewable materials; balance of clean environment/space where children can be creative; balance of grandparents’ experience and love / learning the latest technologies, we learn from children and grow along the way. It can be difficult to navigate good and bad, right and wrong. As a design company, we see it as our responsibility to lead the way – to inspire change and help all of us make responsible choices.

We want our designs to last – both in terms of function and aesthetics. In our quest to achieve this, we employ strict sustainability criteria and work within a set framework of practices. We believe it is our responsibility to ensure that the “environment grows with the child” so that the products last from the age of a few months until the time when adult furniture is suitable for the child. The fewer materials used = the nature preserved = the longer the service life = the saved family resources for other needs.

Our greatest treasure is the children. That’s why we stand for peace around the world and donate to those who need to protect themselves today. We are proud of our culture and admire others – we like to travel and get to know people, their customs, and their uniqueness. Therefore, it is a special satisfaction that our children’s furniture is able to delight families from Alaska to New Zealand.

Join us, we look forward to welcoming you to our wide circle of Luula families 🤍

Sincerely yours,

Inga & Kalvis