The not-too-classic Uptown Classic crib is a modern design where inner material beauty is placed on a pedestal. For smaller spaces with big ideas or larger rooms with big personality, Uptown is rich, bold and ultra-healthy. Crib converts to a Day bed and Toddler bed has three mattress height setting for maximum convenience. Oak is default option, you can choose from 8 superb accent finishes.
GREENGUARD GOLD Certified This crib has been tested for over 350 VOCs and 10,000 chemicals which have no business being in your home.
- 100% Solid Hardwood.
- Organic and water-based finishes and glues.
- 3-in-1 Convertible to Toddler bed.
- Zero Formaldehyde and Zero VOCs.
- Adjustable mattress support with 3 height settings
All Romina products meet US standards and CPSC standard crib requirements. Any mattress used in this crib shall be at least 27 1⁄4 by 51 5⁄8 in. with a thickness not exceeding 6 in.
W: 1360 mm – 53 1/2 inches
D: 765 mm – 30 1/8 inches
H : 915 mm – 36 inches
Uptown Classic Crib
$1,459.00
Goes Well Together
Uptown Nightstand
$1,037.00
Uptown Single Dresser
$1,589.00
Uptown Bookcase
$1,825.00
THINGS THAT MATTER
Before you reach Kindergarten, you'll throw away all registry items (including the stroller), but you still need a crib or bed
DID YOU KNOW?
There is no antique furniture made of pine, poplar or other softwoods? Good materials = Long-Term Satisfaction
Safety 1st, Safety Always
From concealed hardware, to anti-tip systems and organic finishes, Greenguard GOLD tested and ASTM Certified. Pride and Peace of Mind.
German-made Systems
Hydraulic soft-closing mechanism guaranteed for 80,000 cycles or approx. 73 years. Weight rated 66 lbs.+ with dual-height adjustment feature.
Product Reviews
Questions and Answers
Beechwood and White Oak which are both hardwoods and naturally durable.
Unlike mass produced furniture, we apply stain then smoothen out (sand down) 3 times before clear sealant. No chemicals needed to increase finish strength.
Simple answer is No. There is a CPSC standard for the inside of a crib so all are generally similar in size. The difference is made in the design and how solid the build is.
You need a place for your baby to sleep on first night home and last night before college. If you buy a good quality crib you don't have to spend money again so 18+ years is what you should be expecting.