Cyber Monday offers your last chance to cash in on the Nugget couch, a rare opportunity to save on two pieces of coveted kids' furniture that provide endless possibilities for creative play.

Is it a sofa? A fort? A giant pillow? According to founder David Baron, it’s all of those—and more. Though now one of the most recognizable play couches on the market, the Nugget began as a ...

One of the most sought-after brands on the market is the Nugget Play Couch, but that costs a steep $249. Costco's Yourigami "Play Fort," on the other hand, is $100 cheaper, clocking in at $159.99 ...

This Nugget alternative is made right here in the ... despite their very best efforts. The fabric on this play sofa is like actual butter: It's soft against the skin (and your other furniture ...

If you aren’t already familiar with the Nugget couch, the “infinitely configurable play couch” was the pandemic purchase that turned living rooms into play gyms, saving the sanity of stir ...

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Part lounger, part toy, the Nugget couch is a four-piece sofa that sits flat on the ground. It is highly configurable, making it perfect not only for kids to play with but also to grow with them.

Demand for Nugget’s signature modular play couch, which starts at $249, gave way to a slew of copycat products that are essentially indistinguishable from Nugget’s original: foam blocks ...