Amish Rosewood Convertible Crib

Amish Rosewood Convertible Crib

Old World Oak Collection

A Crib for any Nursery

We're in love with this nursery collection. Defined by those thick slats and subtle, unexpected curves, the Rosewood Convertible Crib is a masterful combination of traditional American woodworking and on-trend mid-century modern style.

Underneath that versatile look is a frame that easily meets all federal safety standards for its class, and a body that can be easily transformed into a toddler bed and then a full size kids bed with the addition of the conversion rails listed as options. This crib will look at home in almost any nursery, and it'll do it for years and years to come - its design really is outstanding.

Built to Order 

Every piece of handcrafted furniture at DutchCrafters Amish Furniture is built to order and then finished and sanded down by hand, giving it an incredibly glossy feel that no mass-produced piece can match. The inlaid designs add a unique touch to an already distinctive design, and their placement means that they'll remain a definitive part of the crib's look even after it's been transformed into a daybed or a bed. 

Most importantly, every element is carefully constructed by dedicated Amish woodworkers - most of them parents themselves - with the aim of providing your family with comfort and peace of mind that comes from knowing that a person with a vested interest in safety and quality built your child's crib. This Amish made crib is available in your choice of solid wood and stain. Use the options above to create a design all your own, and if you run into any questions at all, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us - we would love to help you bring your ideal nursery to life in every last detail.

Matching Collection Pieces

View the matching Amish Rosewood Six Drawer Dresser with Optional Mirror and Amish Rosewood Three Drawer Nightstand to complete the set.

Safe Sleeping for your Baby 

Additional information on ensuring that your baby has the safest possible sleeping area can be found at the Consumer Product Safety Commission's free-to-use Safe To Sleep Center, which has a wealth of videos, articles, and how-to guides on the subject of peaceful nights and happy babies.