droolicious : bedroom furniture

Keep Rooms Tidy With This Organic Storage Tower

Lisa Estall — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:24:00 GMT

Keeping toys stored away in an organized manner can be challenging when you have little ones.

I think this Jax Organic Storage Tower would look nice in the corner of a bedroom or playroom. The fabric is made of...

organic cotton and is stretched over the frame.

The dimensions are: W 14.5 x H 40 x D 16in. You do have to assemble it but once up, you'll enjoy a tidier space!

Price is $159.99 and sold at Oompa.

7 Days of Cribs: Babybett Suiko by Sirch

Aaron Burgess — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 15:03:00 GMT

Not only can it be costly to buy a new bed for each stage of your wee one's growth; it can also be a lot of work to build, move, transport, store, and ultimately sell or hand down said beds. Obviously, a lot of all-in-one sleeping solutions have emerged to tackle just these problems (we've even covered a few particularly awesome ones here), but none with quite the design of Sirch's Babybett Suiko.

Depending on how early in Baby's life you buy it, the Babybett can be transformed with minimal effort to last you three growing stages (Ikea Allen wrenches, we hardly knew you):

1. Take off the wheels, and it's a bassinet.

2. Pop them back in, and it's a crib. (Also see main image above.)

3. Lift the side panel, and voila! Instant toddler bed.

Admittedly, it's not perfect -- that solid wall could make for some awfully isolated alone time -- but it's a step in the right direction.

Available for 779 Euros, or around $1,188 U.S., at Design 3000.

OMG Holy Crap Most Amazing Bed Ever (Anyone Speak German?)

Aaron Burgess — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 18:03:00 GMT

My facility with German stops at being able to load blocks of marketing copy into Babel Fish, which ultimately just produces revelations about this incredible-looking gym/bed like, "Small children want to regard gladly highly outside," and "Down slept and above is announced constructional playing." Well, yeah!

What I do know is that if presented with a bed like this as a child, I gladly would've followed whatever marching orders my parents laid down simply out of gratitude for their awesomeness. Oh, who am I kidding; I still would've been a little turd -- but I would've stayed in bed long enough to keep out of trouble.

Get out your Euro converter and regard highly your own outside at the de Breuyn webstore.