Antonio Collection

Antonio is a traditional design with a wrap-around apron and framed drawer fronts, built to stay in your child's room through college. The convertible crib comes in open-back or solid-back styles and grows into a full-size bed, and the collection adds a twin bed, hutch and bookcase for the big-kid years. 100% solid hardwood, Greenguard Gold certified.

Antonio Collection: questions parents ask

Should I choose the Antonio open back or solid back crib?

Both Antonio convertible cribs cost $1,810 and share the same five stages: Standard Crib (0–24 months), Toddler Bed and Daybed (24 months–4 years), then Full Size Bed and Customised Full Size Bed (4 years to forever). The difference is the headboard. The Open Back has an open headboard design and the Solid Back has a solid wood panel. Matching Antonio full beds come in both styles.

Can the Antonio crib grow into a teen bed?

Yes. Romina designed the Antonio convertible crib for lifetime use, with five stages from newborn to college. The day bed needs no extra purchase. Add the Antonio Toddler Rail ($275) for models 6501/6502, then the Antonio Conversion Kit ($530), whose 100% solid wood slats support a full-size mattress without a box spring. The collection also includes a twin bed, hutch and bookcase.

Can the Antonio double dresser be used as a changing table?

Yes. The Antonio Double Dresser ($2,505) has seven large drawers and can serve as a changing station, then take a hutch later for books and display. It's solid hardwood with English dovetail drawers and hydraulic soft-close German glides rated for 80,000 cycles (about 73 years). Romina case goods include a three-way wall-anchoring kit.