Belmar Weathered White Curve 5-in-1 Convertible Crib

The Evolur Belmar Curve top crib was inspired by white Adirondack chairs on a white sandy beach overlooking the blue horizon on a lazy summer day. This crib adds rustic elements such as shiplap details with singular route lines which curves the headboard. The Belmar offers a simplistic design beyond the classic. It converts into a toddler bed, a daybed and a full-size bed to accommodate your growing child (conversion rails sold separately). Using quality materials and craftsmanship, along with forward-thinking functionality, this piece is designed to work effortlessly throughout the years. This collections will take you back to the days of walking barefoot on the beach, eating ice cream and watching the sunset with your family. Also included in this collection are a tall chest and a seven-drawer double dresser (both sold separately) that serves as a changing surface with the addition of a contour pad secured to the back. The drawers feature quality side-mounted ball bearing glides and metal drawer pulls. This collection will resonate to a mom’s coastal elegant sense.

• Belmar collection offers fine craftsmanship and rich materials
• Belmar is crafted out of Kiln-dried hardwood with fine veneers
• Belmar is designed with as shiplap details with singular route lines which curves the headboard; slightly curved arms give a sense of solid elegance
• Feature hidden hardware with a 3 mattress height setting to accommodate your growing baby, fixed stationary sides rails
• Belmar converts to a charming toddler bed with our conversion kit ( sold separately ); daybed and the back panel converts to a full-size headboard with the simple addition of our wooden bed frame ( sold separately)
• Our cribs are designed and engineered to the highest safety standard that meet and exceed those set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission and American Society for testing and materials, each of our cribs undergoes rigorous testing by independent laboratories for compliance with all US and Canadian crib regulation