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The parents at Celery Furniture had assembled more products with excessive amounts of screws than they could bear. So there it was: an idea for a method of assembling parts to create a collection of furniture, and the possibilites seemed endless. It seemed natural to conceive a line of furniture for the nursery that not only appeals to a parent's aesthetic but also nurtures a child's need for comfort and fun. They set out to build products they wanted for their own kids.
It's simple...so simple, in fact, that the need for hardware is eliminated. Mortise and tenon joinery allows for easy assembly without any special know-how, complicated tools, or fussy fasteners. Celery even provides the mallet. By employing an age-old approach to furniture design, Celery has strengthened the Lullaboo line to provide exceptional durability that meets or exceeds industry standards for child safety.
The Lullaboo line was created for traditionalists and modernists alike. With a nod to time-honored craft and achieved from a contemporary perspective, their pieces exhibit a timeless quality. It is Celery's philosophy that good design transcends trends and labels. Form truly follows function, and their use of quality materials and workmanship produces furniture that can withstand the rigors of childhood play, enduring for years to come.
How many diapers do they say we change in the first year? A million, or so it seems. Make it more enjoyable and complete your nursery collection with the Celery changing table. Ample shelf space stores diapers, wipes, blankets, and such. Later, convert the changing table into a bookshelf.
features
• minimal assembly required
• organic mattress sold separately
• patent pending
• made of bamboo and/or 100% recycled, formaldehyde-free medium density fiberboard
• low-VOC finishes, chalkboard paint
• designed and built in Bozeman, Montana
specs
• measures 3ft 3in h x 3ft 5.25in w x 1ft 10.5in d
notes
• leadtime for delivery is 12 to 14 weeks
Celery Furniture is currently revising their product line and streamlining their production process... They will begin production again in early January 2008.
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