Da Vinci Emily Convertible Crib

Friday, May 15th, 2009 at 9:05 am

In using the name of the legendary artist Leonardo da Vinci for their cribs, the da Vinci people have highlighted the originality of their ideas and the strength of their determination to change things in the field of children’s beds. The “Emily” model has been a major seller for them due in no small part to its inextricable link to the da Vinci group’s obsession with change. Making a bed that, with careful treatment, could take a person from their early infancy through into adulthood is a step that shows this thirst for change at its most profound.

The Emily model is a sign of da Vinci’s desire to move with the times. Often in the past, a model of convenience and quality would be achievable only by compromising on the basis of ethics. The Emily is made only from wood taken from sustainable forests, which means that it has no negative impact on our planet. And with its use of non-toxic paint and innovative spring system it will not have a negative effect on your child.

Putting innovation hand in hand with ethics, da Vinci have ensured that the Emily convertible crib is one of its most desired models. And, as it is available at an affordable price, the effort on the company’s part to put everything they could into the model has paid off in a very big way. New parents, and those who are waiting on their second, third or more, will continue to give their brand loyalty to da Vinci.