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    • My Child My Style features our Uffizi Bunk Bed on their blog!

      Check out the entire article at : http://www.mychildmagazine.com.au/MYSTYLE/tabid/287/Default.aspx

    • Idealbite.com features our Organic Bedding!

      The Article Features our Organic Hearts and Flowers Bedding sheets with our Ayres Twin Bed.

    • Kourtney Kardashian’s new arrival will rest easy with Argington

       
      Kourtney Kardashian has also joined Argington celeb list with her recent choice of some of our organic bedding.
      She received our organic Dinosaur crib and twin bedding sets. 

    • Jessica Alba’s Daughter, Honor, with Argington.

      Jessica Alba recently selected the Argington Babylon highchair in ebony, optional tray kit, and cushion for mealtime at home. 

    • Jenna Park (Whimsy & Spice) includes Argington into the decor of her new home!

      Design*Sponge (www.designspongeonline.com) recently did an article in which they show us a sneak peak into the interior design of Jenna Park’s (Co-Owner, Whimsy & Spice LLC) new Park Slope apartment. Jenna chose to include our Fuji Toy Box into the design of her children’s new bedroom.
       

       
       

       
      Fuji Toy Box in Birch
       
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    • Katherine Heigl’s is on Argington’s Celeb list!

       
      Argington is proud to be part of the Heigl family’s nursery.  Naleigh will be spending her first couple years snuggled up in the Sahara crib and will be getting those inevitable diaper changes in the Sahara changing table.

    • Cookie nesting blog announces BAM!

      New Line from Argingtonby Sarah Engler
      We’ve raved in the past about Argington’s Sahara collection and the incredible Uffizi bunk bed, but the new more delicate Bam line is our favorite yet. The ebony finish shown below is gorgeous, but these beauts are also available in bamboo and white. (Sold through Fawn&Forest.)
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    • Inhabitots.com features our BAM Collection

      Argington won Inhabitat’s BKLYN Designs ‘Best Kids Design’ Award in May and it hasn’t slowed down since. Argington has just announced the launch of its Bam Collection, a 10-piece nursery furniture line designed by husband and wife team Jenny Argie and Andrew Thornton to embody the grace of the art nouveau movement. Made from solid birch [...]

    • BAM in BK – in the house!

    • Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddy Prinze choose Argington!

      Argington is very excited to share that Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddy Prinze Jr. have chosen our Sahara Crib, Sahara changing table, Eiffel bookcase, Ayres night stand, and Fuji toy box  to furnish their nursery.   

Babble Jan 2008

January 29th, 2008 by andrew

 

http://babble.com/content/articles/columns/top5/Babble-Best-Fancy-Toddler-Beds/index.aspx

Babble Best: Fancy Toddler Beds

Five luxury accommodations for the preschool set. by Nicole Feliciano

January 29, 2008

The two most popular reasons to move your toddler out of the crib: potty training and the addition of a new baby. In either case, your little person deserves a reward for dealing with new responsibilities and that means giving him a cool big kid bed. Picky parents will adore these high-end offerings. And while we can’t guarantee your toddler will sleep in until 7 am, we do think he’ll love getting tucked into one of these beds. — Nicole Feliciano

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Argington Petra – $395

We can always tell when designers have kids of their own: they get the details right. One look at this sleek and simple bed tells us Jenny Argie and Andrew Thornton undoubtedly have kids. The Petra (offered with five different finishes) is smartly conceived: note the detachable side rails and the eight-inch height (because little ones tend to fall out of their beds when transitioning from the crib). Made of birch wood (Argington dismisses particle board as inferior), the bed is sturdy enough to support 300 pounds and will undoubtedly last for more than one child.

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