Come on, guys, you had to know we were dying to do it. As Project Nursery has grown from a blog between two friends just entering motherhood to the ultimate resource for children’s design with a shop that now features Project Nursery collections of electronics and bedding, we are entering what feels like the most inevitable of our latest ventures—a Project Nursery crib! We couldn’t be more excited to be able to share this news with you all. And, of course, we didn’t scrimp when it came to debuting our first crib collaboration. We partnered with the revered designers of the eco-friendly furniture company Karla Dubois to produce our first crib. Meet the Wooster!
We feel like doting parents showing off our latest baby, so please excuse us while we gush a little. The Wooster is the ultimate in versatility. Believe us when we say that we see every kind of nursery you can imagine, and we know what works and what doesn’t. The Wooster crib offers clean line construction as well as elegant design choices like tapered legs. Its overall effortless minimalism and quality craftsmanship allow it to both take center stage and be a supporting player to the real star of your nursery, your little babe.
And, of course, safety is an absolute must for anything that comes close to our babies. The Wooster Collection meets rigorous safety and sustainability standards and is lead-free, phthalate-free and eco-friendly. Karla Dubois is a socially conscious company that believes in making a positive impact on the environment and our community, so they were an obvious choice of partner for our entrance into the nursery furniture market.
Made with solid wood construction, the crib features American Poplar as a beautiful base for the four color options—Pure White, Moon Gray, Almond and Two-Toned Willow and White.
It’s official! You are just one color selection away from having this crib in your own nursery. Available for $399.99, find it now in The Project Nursery Shop!
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Jeana Patel
I love this crib in the two tone color! Do you know where I can get the dresser/changing table that is pictured with the crib?