Shopping List: The Train Fanatic
- Reliable Railroad
Permanent tracks mean less time spent on assembly (and cleanup) and more on the fun stuff.
Double suspension bridge, $20, and ascending tracks, $12, BRIO.
- Bed on Wheels
Install casters on this bed, so it can be rolled out of traffic's way (and double as a train car).
Toddler bed, from $570, Oeuf. Swivel casters, from $11 each, Caster City.
- Storage Cart with Passenger Berth
He can take his little sister for a ride or keep his toys in back.
Walker wagon, $135, Haba.
- Seating with Train Views
Easily placed near the action, these beanbags have a quirky shape and stitching reminiscent of engineer stripes.
HappyCat beanbag, $249, Vessel.
- Slim Workspace
This desk is large enough for him to sketch his grand railway plans on, yet small enough to move when he needs to lay additional track.
2900 Series desk, $70, and 180 Series stack chair, $47, Scholar Craft.
- Decor as Detour
Navigating vehicles around objects creates some of the best fun. A practical wall-mounted tree rack blends easily into the scenery.
Tree wall rack, $599, Swedese, Generate Design.
- Railroad Poster
Choose a classic print that he'll still like down the line.
Nord Express giclée print, $100 for 24 by 36 inches (unframed), Haba.
- Station-Inspired Light
This pendant lamp passes for a depot staple.
FL/Y suspension lamp, $293, Kartell for stores.
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