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Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
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Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Attention to detail
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Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Attention to detail
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Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Attention to detail
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Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Attention to detail
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Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Where Every Story Finds Its Footing
Attention to detail

HiCOOO Corporation is an American furniture design company headquartered in Plano, Texas. Founded in 2024 by Eric He and his Asian wife. The brand was inspired by a camping trip with their three-year-old son, shouting 'Hi! Cool!' while chasing a rabbit. Witnessing his intense desire to grow and stand tall, they hoped he could be like a rabbit—jumping further and seeing higher. This led them to embrace Montessori education and fueled their desire to create better children's furniture, ultimately leading to the founding of HiCOOO.

The diverse and passionate Hicooo team smiling together while holding a wooden architectural toy, showcasing our shared commitment to creative child development.

The HiCOOO Design Studio consists of a diverse, international team, all of whom possess practical Montessori parenting experience. This shared expertise allows them to design products that best support child development.

To guarantee product quality, HiCOOO established its own factory, ensuring that every item meets high standards. Also, the company is committed to environmental sustainability, using raw materials from FSC-certified sustainable forests and implementing a zero-emission production process that eliminates material waste.

Furthermore, HiCOOO has a strong sense of social responsibility; 1% of the revenue from every product sold is donated to UNICEF for supporting children in impoverished areas.