Alex's Room
High end nursery war advances. At the Architectural Digest Home Design Show last Friday, we got to check out new stuff from the only nursery furniture company in attendance (that we saw): Duc Duc...
Crosby's Room
Leaping off from their cool rockers and cribs shown last year, Duc Duc is getting bigger with complete room sets for children, including new desks. Watch out, David Netto!
Big dining table with flippable tops which hide storage and a white erase sides
Bed, dresser, desk and chair complete each line, while a huge dining table transforms for full on kid time art sessions. None of these items are yet online.
Morgan's Room - with leather pulls
All pieces are pitched as Green and Sustainable, with 100% sustainable hardwoods used, along with Hazardous Air Pollutant Free Lacquer Paints.
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Comments (3)
Any positive comment about ducduc on this site is most likely bogus, and written by one of their staff members. The only first hand accounts I've heard of this company are complete horror stories. Someone needs to put a stop to this sorry excuse for a furniture company. I reccommend everyone goto the Better Business Bureau with their complaints(www.bbb.org)
ugly furniture, and even worse customer service
We are researching these issues with the BBB, as the information reported in these claims is inaccurate.
We were very disheartened to see that just anyone can slander a person or business on the internet leaving no recourse and that such activity can tarnish what has been a good reputation for 7 years with thousands of satisfied customers.