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This changing table and shelf both bring further confirmation that the modern baby room has more than enough options for stylish furniture. I’d say the shelf isn’t limited to a kid’s room either…

Also available in all white.

CUB Station:
“Changing table combined with all-purpose dresser, two doors concealing an inside shelf, removable changing panel which stows at Station base, fits many changing pads on the market.”

H38″ W37″ D20″, $575.00, Buy it here.

CUB Stacker:
“Five shelves. wall cleats for mounting included.”

H59″ W24″ D16″, $299.00, Buy it here.

If you’ve been eying the Panton Junior chair, now is your chance to get it for a song.

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This is a great molded plywood desk for children which includes a cool notch for threading drawing paper across the desktop.

I don’t really like to use the word “cute”, but in this case, it’s entirely applicable. Love the silver elephant image on the powder blue background.

“They’re the perfect size for a child to sit on, but the bright, engaging designs and foam filling make them fun to climb on, too, and roll around, and just plain enjoy.”

High quality, durable vinyl. Insert is 100% recycled cotton. Zippered closures.

12 W x 12 H x 12 D

Holy cow. This is the craziest/coolest bunk bed. It’s also possibly the most expensive one as well, but that is beside the point since it would no doubt imbue young children with excellent design sense.

“Designed by the artisan duo Jenny Argie and Andrew Thornton, the Uffizi can be considered as an architectural work given the interesting spaces it provides. Kids will love the cantilevers, semi-enclosed lower bunk, and window like openings. You may select different finishes for different parts of the bed giving you the opportunity to suit your own style.”

Made from sustainable hard wood and birch ply. All finishes are 100% nontoxic.

What a great rocker for a baby. Available in wood and soon also available in plexi.

Rocks safely for birth to 20 lbs.

16.14″wX17.32″hX32.28″d

The Panton chair for kids is now available. 25% smaller than the original.

“Panton toyed with the idea of creating a child-size chair back in the 1960s, and drew up plans for its creation. Back then, production issues made the Panton Junior financially unfeasible, however the following decades brought new plastics technologies, and in 2006, Vitra introduced the Panton Junior. The chair is based on Panton’s original plans, complete with the smooth curves and fun shape of the larger Panton Chair. It’s crafted as a single piece of strong, flexible polypropylene with integral color that will not fade over time. Wonderfully durable and easy to clean, the Panton Junior is suitable for contract and residential use for children in pre-school and primary grades.”

What kid wouldn’t love this chair?

Modular sofa pieces for a children’s room. Great for building forts, sleeping or just all around fun.

Available in a number of colors. Completely removable upholstery.

Dimensions:
51.25″ x 25.5″ x 15.75″

Materials:
Polyurethane filling, upholstered in cotton, linen or wool

Modular furniture can be extremely handy to have. Though this looks to be an excellent size for children, I’m sure adults could utilize the pieces just as well.

“The K Block is a modular object which on its own is a stool or extra seating and when not in use can be stacked in a sculptural way. Combinations of the K Block can be used to resolve different furniture requirements…Custom colors are also availale (minimum order is 100 pieces per special custom color). Suitable for outdoor or indoor use by children or adults alike.”

Extremely durable industrial polyethylene plastic.

Color Options: Lime Green, Red Orange, White

H 17.3 W 11 D 11.6

So, if you decided you want to pretend you live in a museum, and you want your baby to pretend he does too, then may I recommend the Baby Box Crib. The crib expands to three different sizes, along with junior, up to 24 months.

Periods:
1st: 0 to 3 months (26 x 30 x 30 height)
2nd: 3 to 10 months (26 x 39 x30 height)
3rd: 10 to 24 months (26 x 47 x30 height)

Droog is so delightfully witty. It appears that you can select the height of your highchair depending on your baby’s tollerance. Perhaps you are a giant and you’d like to see your baby eye to eye? Whatever the case, this is truly insane and I am enchanted.

(This item’s link and price was updated 11/19/09.)

I like how this toy box allows a child to utilize the niche in the front of the box, as either display space for a favorite toy, or for books. It’s also built responsibly of highly durable Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified sustainable birch wood with a 100% non-toxic, water-based finish.

Comes wth slow closing safety lid.

* Dimensions: 15.5″ deep x 40″ wide x 15.5″ high
* Interior Compartment: 12″ deep x 27″ wide x 14″ high
* JPMA Certified
* Includes wood runners and locking casters
* Slow closing safety hinge prevents lid from slapping shut
* Available in five colors: birch, cherry, red maple, walnut, and white
* Cushions available in orange, blue, and brown
* Allow two to three weeks for delivery

Start your kids out right with the Mod Rocker rocking chair.

Finally, some truly modern children’s furniture that’s not too expensive and looks great.

“Resembling abstract building blocks, the Solo Junior, with its bright colors and firm but comfortable foam material, calls out to be sat on, flipped over and climbed upon. A petite scale of a chair designed for the Seattle Public Library, it has a unique shape and makes a startlingly comfortable perch for bodies small and large. Inspired by the modern world’s constant state of flux, Arne Quinze and Yves Milan design furniture that expresses playfulness, creativity, quality, excitement and ingenuity. Made of Quinze & Milan’s proprietary polyurethane foam, which was developed as an alternative to upholstery. The Solo is weather-resistant, nontoxic, recyclable and easy to clean. Suggested age: 3 yrs and up.”