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Dark Wood Beds Dark wood beds look stylish and sleek and fit into a variety of designs. Mahogany has a striking appearance and walnut and oak are lighter and rustic options. This Scandi style cot bed has three mattress base heights. It can be turned into a bed for toddlers by taking off one side. It was easy for our panel to assemble and is strong enough to endure throughout childhood. From birth, you are a suitable candidate There are numerous cot-beds available. It is worth spending time considering which one is suitable for your nursery. This will help you narrow down your choices and find the bed that grows with your baby, and then convert to a junior when the right time comes. It is also worth considering whether to buy your cot bed as part of a furniture set as this often allows you to get discounts. The Mamas & Papas Coxley is one of the most popular cots available. It has a gorgeous design and is exquisitely made. It is also easy to set up and includes a mattress that is a standard size (something we always look for). However, it's at the higher end of the scale, and there are a lot of cheaper cots on the market that feel as solid and well-made. Another alternative is the Snuz sleepi V3 that is available in natural wood and three Scandi-inspired finishes. It has four levels of mattress in the cot setting, which is an upgrade over the three levels most cots come with. wood bed cot Cots 4 Tots to put together and has plenty of storage and practical hanging rails both sides. It is easy to convert it into a toddler's bed by taking off the side panels. If you want to personalise your bed, there are some great patterned stencils by Miss Pompadour that you can use to add a special touch. These stencils are an excellent option to make your child's cot appear like a real bedroom. Converts to a junior bed Cot beds make a great investment for your child. They are made to last from birth until your child becomes a toddler and then be converted to an adult bed. They are available in a standard 60x120 size and without or with bars. You can also purchase them in various finishes, including sheesham, ply and mango wood. Mahogany gives off regal vibes, walnut gives warmth and texture, and sheesham is sturdy enough to stand up to many years of wear and tear. Teak wood is another popular choice for cots for beds as it is sturdy and can withstand many pounds. Easy to assemble Making a wooden cot isn't difficult, especially if you're used to piecing together flatpack furniture. The majority of cot beds come with an Allen key and easy instructions. Some cot beds might include mattresses or other extras as part of the price. Some are designed to transform into a toddler bed which is helpful if you're expecting more than one child in the near future. You can choose between a cot that is made of natural wood or modern designs. The latter is generally more expensive, however it comes with an eleganter look and comes in a variety of colour options. The durability and appearance of your cot will be determined by the type of wood you choose. Dark hardwoods are more durable and resistant to warping and damage than lighter woods. Mahogany as well as oak and walnut are all well-known choices. Mahogany has a rich elegant and luxurious look, while walnut features beautiful shades and textures. Oak is a very durable and sturdy option that's frequently seen in high-end elaborate furniture. No matter how many changes are planned, a great crib will also be easy to clean. It can also blend into the design of your nursery. Most cots are also relatively light and compact making them easy to move around. This is great if plan to move or need to make room for other baby equipment. Our pick for the top cot bed is the Mamas & Papas Coxley, that offers a chic modern, neutral look and a minimalist design that won't look dated in the years to come. It also has three heights that can be adjusted to ensure a comfortable night's sleep, along with teething rails as well as a useful drawer. The mattress is also a standard size, which makes it easy to shop for bedding. If you like a Scandi style, then the Thuma Sleepi V3 would be a great choice. It was a big hit with former Strategist writer Leah Muncy, who “despises assembling furniture so much that she once thought of calling off a move just to avoid the dismantling and reassembling of an entire metal bed frame.” This bed is extremely light, despite its solid and veneered American white oak construction. It is also an elongated design that allows you to reach for your little one. The pieces were simple to assemble and fit together effortlessly. It took Muncy about 20 minutes. Easy to clean Dark wood species such as mahogany, oak, and walnut are excellent choices for beds. They are hardy and durable and can stand up to a lot wear and tear. They also look beautiful with or without a finish, and last for a long time. From swooping sleigh beds, modern platforms and simple panel beds to elegant four-poster classics, there are wood beds to suit every decor. Wood beds are also easier to clean than upholstered ones, and a swipe of a cloth every now and again keeps them looking clean. Wood beds that are painted are a great addition to decor chameleons because they can be painted with the most current color. With a little paint and work, you can transform a distressed white painted wood bed from your shabby-chic phase into a stunning high-gloss red bed.