Argington Kid’s Furniture Launches New Eco-Friendly Collection

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Argington Furniture

Argington — a chic kid’s furniture brand created by husband and wife design duo Jenny Argie and Andrew Thornton — has launched a new affordable, eco-friendly line, The Bam Collection.

The comprehensive, ten-set nursery collection ($44 – $1349) is made with 100% non toxic and formaldehyde-free materials, glues and stains. Plus, each piece comes in three beautiful finishes — ebony, white and solid bamboo.

This high-style/high-minded furniture line is super popular with Hollywood’s stylish and eco-conscious moms including Katherine Heigl, Jennifer Garner, Jessica Alba and Kourtney Kardashian.

New mom Sarah Michelle Gellar Prinze loves the brand so much, she decked daughter Charlotte Grace’s nursery out with the Sahara crib and changing table, the Eiffel bookcase, the Fuji toybox and the Ayres nightstand!

• Posted on Nov 15, 09 at 11:00AM
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2 Responses to “Argington Kid’s Furniture Launches New Eco-Friendly Collection”

1. Cathy Says:
   November 15th, 2009 at 1:43 pm

   Beautiful pieces, but it looks like a toddler could take an eye out if he fell into the corner of that ledge running around the bottom of the crib. Not the most practical.

2. lesa Says:
   November 16th, 2009 at 12:08 pm

   I own this beautiful crib and, as you can see from the photos on the Argington site, the bottom ledge’s corners are rounded and perfectly safe. There is no way a toddler could “take an eye out.” There are far worse things to worry about in any home.

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