For the lover of sun and balmy days on the beach, the Summer Skin Kit has got you covered.

13cm x 13cm x 2.5cm

Solitaire is an addictive puzzle classic with roots that can be traced back to the 17th Century.  

The aim of the challenge is to transform the board from one empty space in the center peg hole to just one peg left in the middle by hopping pegs to eliminate them.   Make the game competitive to see who can finish with the fewest number of pegs on the board.

22cm x 22cm x 3.5cm

When was the last time you played pick up sticks?

Originating in Europe, the highest scoring stick was named the Mikado after the Emperor of Japan. In the USA and Australia, the game has widely been known as pick-up sticks! Our version comes in a perfectly crafted timber box with sliding lid and 41 sticks.

200mm x 50mm x 28mm

Meet linkki mini, our smaller but not tiny version of our best selling giant connect four
Following the success of our giant connect 4 linkki, we introduced linkki mini. Linkki mini is identical to its giant designer cousin in all facets other than size. At approximately 54% the size, linkki mini is not tiny and is more akin to a standard sized connect four set. Crafted from beautiful linden plywood, linkki mini has a clear varnish finish and will provide hours of fun for young and old. The aim of this hugely loved game of strategy is to link four consecutive discs of your colour in any direction.
Contents and Dimensions:

linkki mini playing board 39 cm x 24cm
21 black timber playing discs (diameter 39mm)
21 white timber playing discs (diameter 39mm)
linkki rules
legs are packed separately and are easily assembled with screws (included) through pre-drilled screw holes.

The earliest form of draughts or "checkers" as it is known in some parts of the world, was played by the Egyptians more than 3000 years ago.
A fabulous holiday classic that requires strategy and intellect. A great stepping stone to chess for kids.

13.5cm x 13.5cm x 3.3cm

This family classic was surprisingly not invented in China. This form of the game originated in Germany in 1892 as a star shaped version of the American game "Halma".
The 6 pointed star caters for 2, 3, 4 or 6 people, as each player must jump their 8 pegs to the opposite star point before their opponents.

13cm x 14.5cm x 3cm