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A Review of Sorelle Convertible Cribs

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Tuesday, 13 October 2009 21:24
Sorelle isn't your run-of-the-mill manufacturer. The company has been making beautiful cribs for over 30 years and remains a family run business to this day. What best sums up the qualities of a Sorelle crib is beautiful designs, excellent craftsmanship, attention to detail and materials that will literally last a lifetime. If you want real quality and something that will stand the test of time then you should seriously consider Sorelle. There are very few other manufacturers who can match its cribs in terms of build quality and elegant design; Pali, Munire and Basset cribs being just a handful that can offer cribs that are as good. An increasingly popular choice of crib is the convertible model. Its versatility and long-term cost savings really appeals and many parents just love the overall elegant look of this type of crib. Sorelle convertible cribs come in both 3-in-1 and 4-in-1 versions with the latter being the most popular as this type can convert from crib to toddler bed to day bed to full-size bed - it's meant to last your child a lifetime, and Sorelle's are constructed using the best materials and craftsmanship so that they can be passed on to the next generation. A personal favourite of mine is the Sorelle Cottage 4-in-1. Its overall look and restrained styling means that it could fit just as equally well in a modern nursery or one that harks back to previous times. The spindles are plain and square-edged. Likewise, the foot rail is straight and the headboard is crafted of simple wainscoting. The rail on the headboard is curved which softens its overall appearance. The finish is either in white or French white. The Hamptons is another restrained and elegant convertible crib by Sorelle. It is reminiscent of American colonial styling - straight, simple spindles, with straight foot and head rails. Although available in Autumn and Candle Light finishes, to my mind, this crib looks its best in a Cherry finish. The Mara 3-in-1 is a very beautiful sleigh crib and it comes with an underneath storage drawer though perhaps its most distinct feature is that it is on castors, which makes moving it about easy - I often wonder why most convertible cribs don't come with castors; these are heavy pieces of furniture and moving them about isn't always easy. If you're looking for something more ornate then the Regal might be the perfect choice. Despite having straight rails at the head and foot, the fluted legs lend this piece a somewhat grand appearance (incidentally the Munire Newport crib has very similar detailing - you should definitely compare the two). Also, unlike the previous models discussed so far, the Regal crib comes with mini siderails, however the adult rails are still an optional extra. As you might expect with this 'grander style' the finishes are in dark rich woods; Autumn, Cherry and Espresso. But, for those who want all out romance, the Sorelle Anne's Lace is a must. The ornate detailing includes raised leaf deigns on the top of the legs and on the headboard. Running along the foot and side bottom rail is a very pretty swag and loop design. The crib comes in only one finish: French White and just looks divine. Sorelle convertible cribs are beautiful pieces of baby furniture that few other manufacturers can equal. True, Bassett and Munire cribs do offer convertible cribs that are just as beautiful and well-made, but on comparable pieces, Sorelle is cheaper and is just as wells made, in my opinion.

Sorelle Baby Furniture

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Monday, 12 October 2009 21:14

Sorelle Cribs

Sorelle cribs few can match in terms of style, construction and value for money. The company manufactures cribs in almost any style, but certainly the overall theme is the simplicity and elegance.

First, if you've never heard of Sorelle cribs, then you can be sure that this family has made cribs for over thirty years. The materials used are of solid wood and veneer finishes that are designed to enhance the look of the crib. All the brothers of the cribs meet or exceed U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission standards and conform to ASTM standards.

The company manufactures traditional hardware Dropside cribs crib as Glenda, which has a single hand, Dropside release of the knee with a pocket for the safety of his son and a bottom drawer. However, it is the beautiful style that will make their parents fall in love with this piece of furniture for children. The spindles are straight, but the rails, on the feet and the head has a slight curve in the bottom of each has a wavy design. This piece is available 4 finishes, but surely, white is the most complementary.

Nearby is the cradle for modern parents who want a simple design crib. The spindles are wide and straight, as are the sides, feet and head rails. However, almost gentle simplicity of this cradle is very attractive for its two-tone design, both on foot and headers are available in Espresso, while the sides are white - This crib particular, it compares favorably with other modern designs by producers, such as Bellini Cribs.

Regular Sherri is one of my personal favorites. His plan is offset by the heavy solid curves of the foot and head bars. The style of the legs has a toboggan cribs and I like the way the feet are slightly apart. This piece comes with a drawer underneath - something that everyone should come with cribs, in my opinion. Available in two finishes, and Cherry fall - go with Cherry.

The convertible cribs are becoming increasingly popular, partly because it can be adapted, double beds, but in my opinion, I think parents buy, because only the love of the "grand style" for this type of crib. Well, if you want a baby crib convertible, the sisters did not disappoint. The Hamptons convertible is a beautiful piece of furniture normal childhood. Its appearance resembles that of pre-Civil War America, with its simple lines. The merger straight, feet and head rails give this piece almost timeless appeal. Definitely choose the cherry finish on this crib.

The Maxine 4-in-1 is simply divine. If you are looking for a convertible crib with curved lines, then this Sorelle crib will not disappoint. The slide legs and the curve of the rails just make it very smooth in appearance. It is available in the fall, Caramel and natural - in Caramel seems only to accentuate, but at the same time, smooth curved lines of this crib.

For pure romance go for the fit of the cradle Anne. Only available in French white sheet panels in the legs and feet together with the head of garlands and ribbons at the bottom of the foot and side rail give this crib an aspect of something from a storybook.

Sorelle cribs are undoubtedly parts of inheritance. Only a few manufacturers, like Munira and Bellini can match your style and build quality. If you want the best, then you should take a serious look at what Rachel has to offer.