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A Crib to Dream In (and About)

By Christa Terry

If we had a nursery for our little one and I could have any crib I wanted, I think I’d choose this one.

blue crib

This Kenridge Crib looks great in its various incarnations, which means no having to buy toddler beds — sorry, racecar bed fans — or twin beds later on. White pine, poplar, and other hard woods mean its durable, too. And the finish? Think white pine and hardwood veneers that are lightly distressed.

toddler bed

Because twin beds? Sure, they’re less expensive in the short one, but they’re not particularly useful later on. You can’t use them as a guest bed unless you exclusively host singles, and I’ve never known a young adult to want them for long once they move out of the house.

blue bed

Unfortunately, at $1,127 (plus shipping) for the crib plus both conversion kits, this crib isn’t what I’d call economically-priced, especially since the most expensive part of any bed is the mattress. But it is certainly pretty, and it comes in a huge range of colors, from the above surf blue to flamingo to chili pepper to sour apple, and all the usual boring colors like white, black, and the pastels. Nursery-matching is not a problem here. Love it!









4 Responses to “A Crib to Dream In (and About)”




  1. La Petite Acadienne Says:

    I got one of those convertible cribs as well — more and more mainstream manufacturers are making them, and at pretty reasonable prices as well.

    That blue is SO pretty, though. Maybe when the time comes to turn the bean’s crib into a double bed, I’ll have to talk my MIL into refinishing it.




  2. Never teh Bride Says:

    It just makes so much sense, La Petite Acadienne. I’m no fan of furniture that only serves the tiniest of niches.




  3. shannon Says:

    we just bought this crib and dresser but in the sour apple green color and love it!!




  4. Tina Pineo Says:

    There’re so many companies out there that offer baby cribs. A Million Dollar Baby crib offers a safe reliable crib option when looking for the perfect bedding for your infant. If money is not a issue and you have the best baby in the universe then you need a million dollar baby crib.












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