What makes the Coco Village Art & Sensory Table different from a basic kids' easel?
Quick answer
Unlike a basic easel, this table combines a whiteboard, a plywood panel, two sensory bins, a supply tray, and two stools in one retro-inspired wooden piece, offering art, storage, and sensory play in a single station.
Full answer
Families comparing a basic kids' easel to the Coco Village Multifunction Wooden Art & Sensory Table with Stools will notice several differences beyond the retro-inspired design.
A standard easel typically offers just one or two drawing surfaces and little to no storage. This wooden art table, by contrast, combines a whiteboard panel, a plywood panel, a 3-compartment supply tray, two integrated sensory bins, and two matching wooden stools in a single piece of furniture. That means children can draw, craft, store their supplies, sit comfortably, and explore sensory play — such as sand, rice, or water beads — all at the same station, without switching between separate pieces of playroom furniture.
The table's angled panel design, set on a wooden support bar, also mirrors the ergonomic setup of an easel for art or writing, so families get the drawing experience of an easel plus the seating, storage, and sensory features of a full activity table — all while being certified to ASTM, SOR, CE, UKCA, and AS/NZS safety standards.
