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Dark Wood Beds Dark wood beds look elegant and sleek, and they can be incorporated in with many different styles of decor. Mahogany offers a majestic look while oak or walnut are more slender and rustic choices. This cot bed with a Scandi design features three mattress base heights and converts into an infant bed by taking off one side. The panel was simple to assemble and is strong enough to last the test of time. Suitable from birth There are lots of great cot beds available and it is worth to spend some time thinking about which one is best suited to your nursery. This will help you narrow down your options and choose the right cot to grow with your baby changing into a junior bed when the time comes. You might also think about buying your cot as part of furniture sets that will usually result in a price reduction. The Mamas & Papas Coxley is one of the most popular cots available. It is a beautiful cot and has a lovely aesthetic. It is also simple to assemble and includes a mattress that is a standard size (something we always seek out). It's on the pricey side however, there are other cots that are equally sturdy and well made. wooden cotbed Cots 4 Tots is the Snuz sleepi V3 It is available in natural wood and three Scandi-inspired finishes. It has four levels of mattress in the cot, which is an upgrade over the three levels most cots come with. It's simple to put together and has plenty of storage and practical hanging rails on both sides. It is simple to convert it into a bed for toddlers by removing the side panels. If you're looking to personalize your bed, there are some beautiful stencils patterned by Miss Pompadour that you can use to add a unique feature. These are a great method to personalize your cot and really make it feel like an actual bed for your child. Convertible to a junior mattress Cot beds are a great investment for your baby. They are designed to be used from birth to toddlerhood, and can be converted into a junior bed. They come in the standard size of 60x120. They can be purchased with or without bars. They can also be purchased in different finishes like sheesham wood or ply, or mango wood. Mahogany has a regal feel, walnut is warm and smooth while sheesham is able to withstand many years of use. Teak wood is a popular choice for cots for beds as it is sturdy and can support many pounds. Easy to assemble Assembling a wooden cot bed isn't difficult, particularly in the case of someone who has experience putting together flatpack furniture. The majority of cot-beds come with an Allen key and simple instructions. Some even come with mattresses and other accessories in the cost. Some are also designed to transform into a toddler bed, which is useful when you're expecting more than one child in the future. You can choose a cot made from natural wood or a more contemporary style. In general, the latter is more expensive, but it has an attractive finish and comes in a variety of color options. The durability and appearance of your cot will be determined by the type of wood you select. Fortunately, the majority of dark hardwoods are innately strong and dense, which means they are less prone to damage and warping than lighter woods. Some popular options include mahogany or walnut, as well oak. Mahogany offers a rich and luxurious appearance, while walnut features beautiful textures and colours. Oak is a very robust and durable option that is often seen in high-end intricate furniture. A good cot is easy to clean and will blend in with your nursery's existing decor, no matter how many changes you plan to make. Most cots can be easily moved around because they're light and compact. This is great if intend to move around or to make room for additional baby equipment. Our pick for the best crib bed is the Mamas & Papas Coxley, that offers a chic, neutral aesthetic and a minimalist design that will not look outdated in the years to follow. It comes with three adjustable levels to ensure a comfortable sleep, teething rails and a handy storage drawer. We love that the mattress is standard size, making shopping for bedding much simpler. If you're looking for a more Scandi-style look then the Thuma Sleepi V3 is a best option. It was a huge hit with former Strategist writer Leah Muncy, who “despises the process of assembling furniture to the point that she was once contemplating the possibility of putting off a move to avoid disassembling and reassembling a 14-piece metal bed frame.” This crib is light despite its sturdy and veneered American white oak construction. It is a low-profile design, making it easy for your child to reach. The pieces were simple to put together and fit seamlessly. It took Muncy about 20 minutes. Easy to clean Dark wood species like mahogany, oak and walnut are great choices for beds. They are strong and durable and are able to withstand wear and tear. They can last for a long time without a finish. From swooping sleigh beds to modern platforms and simple panel beds to stylish four-poster classics. There are wood beds that will fit in with any style. Wood beds are also simpler to clean than couches, and a swipe of a dust cloth now and then keeps them looking clean. Painted wood beds are a bonus for decor chameleons, as they can be painted in the most recent shade. For instance, a worn white painted bed from your shabby chic period can be transformed into a stunning high-gloss red wood bed with a little effort and a bit of paint.