$999.00 $1,099.00
This stylish baby bed by Leander is designed with the urban lifestyle in mind. The look is minimalist and precise but also elegant and sophisticated and meets our desire for individual style and expression. The craftsmanship and quality materials ensures longevity and daily pleasure – quality enhances the joy of living.
The LINEA by Leander cot is made from solid beech and measures 120 x 60cm. It has beautiful old style finger joints – a testament to the craftsmanship involved. The base has two height settings for the baby and the cot converts to a junior bed by removing one of the sides for the older child. Later it converts to a smart sofa by adding back cushions and a cover to the mattress.
Please note you will need to order the Linea mattress separately as well as any accessories.
INCLUDES: One Linea cot in natural
If you have any questions regarding this product please contact us on
Phone: 03 9369 9770
Email: service@babylittleplanet.com.au
We will get back to you as soon as possible.
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