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Nursery Works’ modish cribs change to meet needs of your baby

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurJune 5, 2015No Comments2 Mins Read
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Boring boxy shape of a baby crib ruining your interior? Well, replace tedious baby furniture with ultra-modern cradles by New-York based design studio Nursery Works. The firm wanted to give subtle yet attractive makeover to traditional baby cribs. These fancy cribs are designed not only to make little ones happy, but also to help their parents maintaining a chic home interior.

The Nursery Works’ latest collection includes three different baby beds- gradient, lydian and highlight. Gradient crib boasts oval form, which is lined with fluid 3D skin for keeping the visual lines moving. This crib can be converted into a bassinet, protecting your kid from dust and pollution.

Lydian crib is made from American sourced black walnut and highlighted by 24 karat gold square base that floats on the exterior. It converts into a toddler on removing its front panel. Lastly, the Highlight crib is made from American white oak and eye-catching Fluoro yellow mattress is added for fun detail. This one converts into an adult-sized desk, so it’ll be helpful even when your kid grows up.

These modish cribs range from simple to sculptural designs, providing you opportunity to select anyone as per your taste and preference. What you’ll truly like about these cribs is that they are multifunctional furniture pieces that can be converted to meet changing needs of your baby. Such delightfully practical baby furniture is perfect for modern homes, helping parents keep an eye on their little ones and keeping baby happy at the same time.

Nursery Works Modern Baby Cribs
Gradient crib boasts oval structure lined with fluid 3D skin
Gradient crib can be converted into bassinet to protect your kid from dust
Gradient crib can be converted into bassinet to protect your kid from dust
Nursery Works Modern Baby Cribs
Lydian crib is made from American sourced black walnut and highlighted by 24 karat gold square
Nursery Works Modern Baby Cribs
Lydian crib converts into a toddler on removing its front panel
Nursery Works Modern Baby Cribs
Highlight crib is made from American white oak
Nursery Works Modern Baby Cribs
Highlight crib can be converted into adult-sized desk

Via: DesignMilk

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Monika is a young blogger, who likes sharing her opinion about trending consumer products and gadgets. When she is not educating readers with her writings, she’s most likely educating herself by reading her favorite stuff. She also has love for creativity and music.

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