The Childhood Architecture Company

Every child needs a shelter. Their own tiny place to touch, feel, play and learn. Shelterhood provides architecture for kids, small portable habitats for children of all ages.

Small habitats for nomadic kids

Two children are peeking through a large circular opening in a wooden playhouse outdoors. The girl on the left has a pacifier and knits a sweater, and the boy on the right has short hair and is making a surprised face. The playhouse is unfinished and set in a grassy area with trees and bushes in the background.

Without

Outdoors Collection

Two children sitting, one on a wooden chair and the other on a couch, in a sunlit room.

Within

Indoors Collection

Child sitting on a swing hanging from a large, leafless tree in a mountainous rural area with snow-capped peaks in the background. Stone structures and a stone wall are also visible.

Showroom

We are building our new headquarters. A place in the mountains where you can experience and test all our products. Opening Spring 2026, we already accept bookings.

Products

A black silhouette of a human head facing left with diagrams inside showing a profile of a human brain, skull, and spinal cord, representing neuroscience or brain anatomy.

Journal

STORIES

By the
Bedside

Child sleeping peacefully on a bed with a colorful cartoon-patterned shirt, viewed from above through a wooden slatted crib or bed frame.

For early risers or well-deserved naps, perfect for hours of imaginative play

Black and white sketch of a person writing or drawing on a large sheet of paper on a table.

NEWS

Book cover titled 'Pequeñas Cabañas Buy' with a minimalist drawing of a small wooden cabin, and small doodles of people, trees, clouds, and a chimney with smoke.

A book that helps children and grown-ups to build their own huts

A cartoon character wearing a red cape and red boots, jumping with arms raised and a wide smile, against a light blue background.

COMPANY

Wooden mannequin parts and a small wooden hammer on a white curved surface.

Developing techniques that empower the collaboration between hand and tool