The props in Mouse Playhouse were essentially based around a few concepts. If they were to be on the play space ( the table), they had to fit inside of a grid and have flat top surfaces with the potential for the mice to stand and walk on top of them. Of course, they also had to make sense in the kids' playroom space.  This restricted our possible objects to mostly box shaped items, so we had to be creative with the team and level designers during brainstorming.

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Here you can see the alphabet blocks which were made early on among the table objects, which became a visual standard for all table props which were made thereafter. These are perhaps the most utilized objects while playing, as the player must use them to guide the mouse. My goal was to make them simple and memorable, while still being interesting from all sides, which was achieved by the symbols for each letter.