Dark Wood Beds
Dark wood beds look elegant and chic and can be a great choice for a variety of styles. Mahogany has a striking appearance while oak or walnut are more rustic and lighter options.
This Scandi-style cot bed features three mattress base heights and can be converted into an infant bed by taking off one side. Our panel was simple to assemble and feels sturdy enough to last through childhood.
From your birth, you are an ideal candidate
There are many great cot-beds on the market. It is worth contemplating which one is best for your nursery. This will help narrow down your choices and select a bed that will grow with the baby, converting to a junior bed when the appropriate time comes. It is also worth considering whether to purchase your cot bed as part of a furniture set, since this usually means you can get discounted prices.
One of the most well-known cots available is the Mamas & Papas coxley. The cot is exquisitely made and has a beautiful design. It is also easy to set up and comes with mattresses that are a standard size (something we always look for). It's on the pricey side however, there are other cots that are equally sturdy and well made.
Another alternative is the Snuz Sleepi V3 that is available in natural wood and three finishes inspired by Scandi. It also comes with four mattress levels when it's in
single cot bed teak wood mode. This is an upgrade from the three the majority of cots have. It's easy to put together and comes with plenty of storage space with hanging rails that are practical on both sides and teething rails too. It can be made into a toddler
bed cot design wooden by removing a small portion of the side panels which is easy and safe to do.
You can give a personal touch to your cot bed using stencils with designs from Miss Pompadour. These stencils are an excellent option to make your child's crib feel like a real, bed-like bedroom.
Convertible to a mattress for juniors
Cot beds are a great investment for your baby. They are designed to last from birth until your child is a toddler and can then be converted to a junior bed. They are available in a standard size 60x120 and are available with or without bars. You can also buy them in various finishes, such as sheesham and ply as well as mango wood. Mahogany has a regal feel while walnut is warm and textured while sheesham can withstand a lot of use. Teak wood is another popular option for cots and beds since it is durable and can hold up to many pounds.
Easy to put together
The assembly of the wooden cot bed isn't too time, especially if you are used to assembling flatpack furniture. The majority of cot beds come with easy instructions and an Allen key. Some come with mattresses and other items in the price. Some cots can be converted into toddler beds, which can be beneficial if you intend to have more than one child. You can pick between a
cot bed natural wood that is made of natural wood or modern designs. The latter is typically more expensive, but it has a sleeker look and comes in a range of colours.
Choosing the best wood for your cot is vital because it determines how long-lasting and attractive it will be. Fortunately, most dark hardwoods are innately strong and dense, meaning they're more resistant to warping and bending than lighter woods. Mahogany or oak, as well as walnut are all well-known selections. Mahogany offers a rich elegant and luxurious look, while walnut has beautiful textures and colours. Oak is a durable and sturdy material that is commonly used in furniture that is of the highest quality.
No matter how many changes are planned, a great cot is also easy to clean. It can also blend into the design of your nursery. Most cots are also relatively compact and light making them easy to move around. This is great if you intend to move around or to make room for other baby equipment.
The Mamas & Papas Coxley is our pick for the best
Cot bed dark Wood-bed. It features a elegant, neutral aesthetic and a simple, timeless design. It also comes with three adjustable base heights for a comfortable night's sleep, and teething rails and a handy drawer. The mattress is also standard in size, making it easier to find bedding.
Alternatively, if you're going for a more Scandi-style appearance, the Thuma Sleepi V3 is a best option. It was a huge hit with former Strategist writer Leah Muncy, who "despises assembling furniture so much that she was once contemplating aborting a move to avoid the dismantling and reassembling of a 14-piece metal bed frame." The crib is light despite its solid and veneered American white oak construction. It also features a low-profile design that allows you to reach for your little one. The pieces were simple to assemble and fit together seamlessly. It took Muncy around 20 minutes.
Easy to clean
Dark woods such as oak and mahogany are great choices for beds. They are strong and durable, and are able to withstand wear and tear. They can be used for a long time without a finish.
From swooping sleigh beds, modern platforms and simple panel beds, to luxurious four-poster classics. There are wooden beds to fit any style. Wood beds are simpler to keep clean than couches. A dust cloth is all they need.
Paintable wood beds are ideal for decorating chameleons as they are able to be painted to match the latest hue. For instance, a worn
white wooden cotbed painted bed from your shabby chic phase can be transformed into a glamorous high-gloss red wood mattress with a little effort and a bit of paint.