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Dark Wood Beds

Dark wood beds look stylish and sleek and can fit in with many different styles of decor. Mahogany is a fantastic choice for a majestic style, while walnut or oak offer a light and rustic choice.

This Scandi style cot bed features three mattress base heights. It can be converted into a bed for toddlers by the removal of the side. The panel was simple to assemble and is strong enough to last the test of time.

Suitable from birth

There are a lot of fantastic cribs available, and it really pays to think about which one is best suited to your nursery. This will help you to narrow down your options and select a cot that will adapt to your child's needs, converting into a junior bed when the time arrives. It is also important to consider whether you would like to buy your cot bed as part of a furniture set because this typically allows you to get discounted prices.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley is one of the most popular cots available. This cot bed white and wood is beautifully made and has a lovely aesthetic. It is easy to set up and the mattress is of standard size. It's on the pricey side however, there are less expensive cots that are equally sturdy and well made.

Another alternative is the Snuz sleepi V3 that is available in natural wood and three finishes inspired by Scandi. It comes with four levels of mattress in cot mode which is a step up over the three levels that many cots have. It is easy to assemble and offers plenty of storage space, with hanging rails that are practical on both sides and teething rails as well. It can be converted into a bed for toddlers by removing a small section of the side panels, which is simple and safe to do.

If you're looking to personalize your cot bed, there are some amazing stencils with patterns by Miss Pompadour to use to add a special feature. They are a great way to personalize your cot and make it feel like an actual bed for your child.

Convertible to a mattress for juniors

Cot beds are a great investment for your child. They are made to last from birth until your child is a toddler and can later be converted into an adult bed. They come in a standard size of 60x120. They can be purchased with or without bars. They are also available in various finishes, such as sheesham wood and ply wood, or mango wood. Mahogany evokes regal feelings and walnut provides warmth and texture, while sheesham is durable enough to withstand many years of wear and tear. Teak wood is another popular choice for cots and beds since it is sturdy and can support lots of weight.

Easy to put together

Assembling a wooden cot bed isn't a problem, especially if you're used to piecing together flat-pack furniture. The majority of cot-beds come with an Allen key and easy instructions. Some come with mattresses and other accessories in the cost. Some are designed to convert into a toddler bed which is useful if you're expecting more than one child in the near future. You can choose a cot made from natural wood or a more modern design. Generally, the latter is more expensive, but it has an attractive finish and comes in multiple colour options.

Choosing the best wood for your cot is vital because it determines how durable and attractive it is. Fortunately, dark hardwoods are innately strong and dense, meaning they're more resistant to damage and warping than lighter woods. Mahogany, oak, and walnut are all popular selections. Mahogany is a fantastic choice if you're looking for an extravagant and luxurious design and walnut comes with beautiful contrasting textures and colours. Oak is a very robust and durable option that is often found in high-end, intricate furniture.

A good cot is also easy to clean and can be a perfect fit with your nursery's current design, no matter what changes you're planning to make. Most cots are light and compact, making them easy to move around. This is a great benefit if you plan to move or need to make room for other baby equipment.

The Mamas & Papas Coxley is our pick for the best wooden cot bed and mattress-bed. It has a modern, chic, neutral look and a classic timeless design. It also has three different heights of base that allow for an ideal night's rest, along with teething rails and a handy drawer. The mattress is also standard in size, which makes it easy to find bedding.

If you're looking for a more Scandi-style appearance, the Thuma Sleepi V3 is a top option. It was a huge 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 disassembling and reassembling a 14-piece metal bed frame." The cot is lightweight, despite its solid and veneered American white oak construction. It is also an elongated design that allows you to reach for your child. The pieces were easy to put together and fit effortlessly. It took Muncy about 20 minutes.

Easy to clean

Dark woods like oak and mahogany are great choices for beds. They are hardy and durable and can withstand a lot of wear and tear. They look stunning with or without a finishing and can last for years.

Wood beds come in a range of designs, from sleek sleighs that swoop to modern platforms, simple bed frames to classic four-posters that are elegant. Wood beds are also simpler to clean than those with upholstery, and a swipe of a dust cloth now and then will keep them looking pristine.

Painted wood beds are a nice addition to decor chameleons, as they can be painted with the most current shade. For example, a distressed white painted bed wooden cot from your shabby chic period can transform into a gorgeous red high-gloss wood bed with a little effort and some paint.