We're not sure if the Oops Crib is so-named in honor of accidental pregnancy or because of its variegated wood design. Either way, we're pretty sure it would look beautiful in any nursery.
The sides of this crib are made from eco-friendly bamboo, and its ends are a mix of variegated strips of FSC and reclaimed woods. The result is an unusual look that is good for the environment. The piece is finished in raw, food grade oil, which means it's good for your baby, too.
Available at Structured Green.
(Via Design Milk).
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Beautiful! However, $2,450 is more than I would spend on the kid's first car let alone a crib.
Agreed.
A few years ago when we had our first daughter we purchased our bed from George Gold. He is a furniture designer in the UK. His bed is made of extra bits of wood from other projects. It is called the Alto Cot and Bed. We love it, it is a beautiful design, contemporary and classic at the same time. And amazing craftsmanship! So for those in the UK or I suppose willing to deal with the shipping an amazing option.
http://www.georgegoldfurnituredesign.co.uk/