HomeStore

CHARLIE CRANE KUMI MESH BASSINET WITH ORGANIC MATTRESS

CHARLIE CRANE KUMI MESH BASSINET WITH ORGANIC MATTRESS

After the warmth of the mother's womb, the cradle is the place where the baby will spend most of his time during the first months of his life; the place where, gradually, he will awaken to the world. Charlie Crane has therefore designed the KUMI cradle as both a reassuring cocoon and a space open to the outside world. With its minimalist, contemporary lines, the KUMI cradle rocks sideways to help babies gently fall asleep.

Its minimalist lines and colorful laces give it a resolutely contemporary look. In addition to the lightness of the laces, they are safer than bars between which the baby could trap a leg or arm. During assembly, parents-to-be lace the cords themselves. It's a gesture with a high emotional value, since it means helping to build your little one's nest!

Select Size
Select Color
From $175.20

Original: $584.00

-70%
CHARLIE CRANE KUMI MESH BASSINET WITH ORGANIC MATTRESS—

$584.00

$175.20
Product image 1
Product image 2
Product image 3
Product image 4
Product image 5
Product image 6
Product image 7
Product image 8
Product image 9
Product image 10
Product image 11
Product image 12
Product image 13
Product image 14
Product image 15
Product image 16
Product image 17
Product image 18
Product image 19
Product image 20

Description

After the warmth of the mother's womb, the cradle is the place where the baby will spend most of his time during the first months of his life; the place where, gradually, he will awaken to the world. Charlie Crane has therefore designed the KUMI cradle as both a reassuring cocoon and a space open to the outside world. With its minimalist, contemporary lines, the KUMI cradle rocks sideways to help babies gently fall asleep.

Its minimalist lines and colorful laces give it a resolutely contemporary look. In addition to the lightness of the laces, they are safer than bars between which the baby could trap a leg or arm. During assembly, parents-to-be lace the cords themselves. It's a gesture with a high emotional value, since it means helping to build your little one's nest!