From a semester project in Tel Aviv to a heartfelt project in Stuttgart: Max came up with the idea for the Loggos while randomly sawing and stacking old pieces of wood during his semester abroad, and it has never left the product designer and playful child from Stuttgart alone since then.

By playing, we not only challenge and develop our motor, cognitive and creative skills: we also learn about ourselves when we play. True to the Montessori principle, we train intelligence, intuition and imagination - qualities that are increasingly important as we get older! In a time when everyone seems to be drifting apart from one another, we also believe that it is the responsibility of good games to reconnect people offline.

We live our versatile stacking fun! While Max is currently using them primarily with his family, Maggie never misses an opportunity to use the sustainable stacking blocks on her travels: whether to bring digital or motor balance into her everyday life or to overcome language barriers. For Saskia, on the other hand, they are above all a connecting element - with friends and a glass of wine or new people at festivals and on vacation.

We want to keep not only the logos, but also our materials and production in balance. This is one of our highest goals and we achieve it by using natural and sustainable materials from production to packaging and shipping, as well as production by regional craftsmen in Germany.

Through varied stacking fun, we want to challenge and promote the motor, creative and cognitive skills of all age groups. We want to encourage people to put their phones aside and concentrate on the moment. Because our Loggos were created to bring people together, regardless of their age, cultural background and individual abilities.