Summer is the perfect time to go outside, breathe deeply, and let children explore the world at their own pace. In the garden, on the terrace, or at the park, nature becomes an extension of the Montessori bedroom. And the YokoTower Wigwam? It’s not just an indoor decorative item: in summer, it transforms into a true dream tent, ready to welcome playtime, reading sessions, quiet moments, or snacks with friends.
Our Wigwam is lightweight, easy to assemble and disassemble, and made of Oeko-Tex certified natural fabric — safe even outdoors. Just lay it on a mat under a tree to create a magical corner where the child feels protected yet free. Whether it's an afternoon of reading in the garden or a break after running around, the Wigwam offers a cozy space that both comforts and stimulates.
Outdoors, children tend to move constantly. Having a fixed point like the Wigwam Tent helps slow the pace, listen to their body, and enjoy moments of peace: a book in hand, a pillow under the head, the sunlight filtering through the natural fabric. The tent becomes a place to imagine stories, create adventures, or simply watch the clouds float by.
Imaginative play: the tent becomes a castle, a jungle hideout, a forest home.
Reading moments: bring a small book selection and a rainbow cushion.
Picnics and snacks: with a little mat and some fruit, a simple and special ritual is born.
Outdoor drawing: with paper and crayons, the child can draw what they see or imagine, protected by the tent’s gentle shade.
Available in different natural tones — such as Beige, Latte, and Wafer — the Wigwam blends perfectly even in outdoor settings. The foldable wooden poles and refined design make it ideal for well-kept gardens, terraces, or green areas. It’s beautiful to look at, but above all, useful to live in.
With the YokoTower Wigwam Tent, any outdoor space becomes a Montessori-inspired open-air area. A corner for autonomy, serenity, and discovery. Because, as the Montessori method teaches us, there are no boundaries between learning and play, between home and nature: everything is experience. And every experience can become growth — if the child has the right space to live it in.
