"Modernist" may be a stretch, but it looks like "Modern" is officially becoming a mainstream, mass-market selling feature for nursery furniture.
Wal-Mart has introduced a Modern Nursery set: a crib, changing station, and dresser in a blink-and-it-looks-like-Netto Collection combination of white painted and "Espresso" stained pine. And they're selling the crib at the decidedly un-Netto price of $299.
Granted, it has some traditional touches and details, especially along the edges; it's nowhere near as pared down modernist as, say, the waxed plywood floor in the product shot above. But still, it's a surprisingly clean-looking design. [Surprising to someone who's only set foot in a Wal-Mart like half a dozen times in his life, I guess.]
Normally, this is where I'd insert an affiliate program link to the product, in hopes of scoring a few percentage points kickback. But since I dropped Wal-Mart early on, it's just a plain old link. So shop with confidence, knowing all your money will go straight to the company.
[update: Now Target's getting in the game, too.]
Modern Nursery Collection [wal-mart.com via dt reader sarah]
I am actually crying. Finally a nice looking bedroom set that's in my price range and I can't buy it because it's at stupid, stupid walmart.
posted by: Liz at January 13, 2007 4:07 PMi am in shock! i would have expected to have seen that at target first, not walmart...
posted by: rebecca at January 14, 2007 9:08 AMThat tulip bedding is not at all horrendously ugly either!
If you listen very closely, you can hear the sounds of hell freezing over ...
[i think you mean Texas -ed.]
posted by: Christy at January 16, 2007 10:28 AMIt looks pretty cool, but it is still not Netto cool.
posted by: Elizabeth H. at January 28, 2007 1:10 PMdoes anyone know where i can get this in Canada
posted by: Aly at February 27, 2007 4:09 PM