Children’s Furniture
Designed for every stage of childhood
Children’s Furniture They Can Grow Into
Children’s rooms change quickly, but well-made furniture can remain part of the home through many stages of family life. Heirloom Amish Furniture offers convertible cribs, child beds, bunk beds, dressers, chests, nightstands, toy boxes, tables, chairs, rockers, and coordinated collections for nurseries, bedrooms, and playrooms.
Our Featured Children’s Furniture Collections
Haven Collection
Shown With:
Wood: Brown Maple
Stain: FC 11434 Driftwood
This Collection Includes:
- Haven Convertible Crib
- Haven Bed
- Haven Tall Dresser
- Haven Dresser
- Haven Chest
- Haven Changer
- Haven Bookcase
- Haven Nightstand
Classic Child Collection
Shown With:
Wood: Brown Maple
Stain: OCS-133 Tundra
Hardware: P226
Items In This Collection:
- Bed
- Dresser
- Blanket Chest
- Nightstand
Traditional Bedroom Collection
Shown With:
Hardware: 1387-G-10
This Collection Includes:
- Traditional Raised Panel Bed
- Chest of Drawers
- Chifforobe
- Nightstand
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Helping Families Create Rooms They Love
Choosing children’s furniture involves more than selecting a style. Parents and grandparents also need to consider room size, changing storage needs, furniture placement, and how each piece may continue to serve the child over time.
Customer experiences offer a helpful look at the service behind the furniture, from comparing options and coordinating finishes to arranging delivery. Since 1999, Heirloom Amish Furniture has focused on building personal relationships and helping families choose furniture they can feel confident bringing home.
A Comfortable Place to Grow
Find the Right Bed for Their Next Stage
A child’s sleeping space may need to change several times as they grow. Convertible cribs can adapt beyond the nursery, while child beds provide an approachable transition into a larger sleeping space. Bunk beds help shared rooms use vertical space efficiently, and coordinated bedroom collections make it easier to add storage and supporting pieces as needs change.
Convertible cribs are designed to adapt into one or more later bed configurations when used with the appropriate conversion components. This can allow one piece of furniture to remain useful beyond the nursery years.
Available conversion stages vary by model, so confirm what components are included and which must be purchased separately. Always follow the furniture maker’s current assembly instructions, mattress requirements, and age or configuration guidance.
Child beds provide a comfortable transition from a crib or toddler arrangement into a more traditional bedroom. Their familiar design can help the room feel more grown-up without requiring the scale of a larger adult bed.
Consider mattress size, bed height, available floor space, and whether safety rails are needed during the transition. A child bed can also be coordinated with a dresser, chest, or nightstand to create a complete room.
Bunk beds use vertical space to provide two or more sleeping areas within a shared footprint. They are useful in sibling rooms, guest spaces, vacation homes, and bedrooms where preserving open floor space is important.
Ceiling height, ladder access, guardrails, mattress thickness, and the age of each sleeper should all be considered. Follow all manufacturer instructions and current safety guidance when assembling and using a bunk bed.
Children’s bedroom collections bring the bed, dresser, chest, nightstand, and other supporting pieces together through shared design details. Starting with a collection can make it easier to furnish the room gradually while maintaining a connected appearance.
Families can choose the entire collection or select only the pieces the room currently needs. Additional storage can then be added as clothing, books, toys, and other belongings accumulate.
Our Latest Convertible Cribs
Find a Style for Every Stage
Explore Coordinated Children’s Furniture Collections
A coordinated children’s furniture collection makes it easier to match the bed, dresser, chest, nightstand, and other supporting pieces throughout the room. Begin with the furniture needed for the child’s current stage, then add storage or a larger bed as routines and needs change.
Purchasing from a collection does not require furnishing the entire room at once. Selecting only the most useful pieces can create a connected space while leaving room for the child’s personality, favorite colors, and changing interests.
A Place to Sit, Learn, and Create
Furniture sized for children can help them participate more comfortably in everyday activities. Youth chairs provide individual seating, while children’s tables create a dedicated surface for crafts, games, and learning. Rockers offer a familiar place for quiet moments, and high chairs bring younger children to the family table.
High Chairs
Wooden high chairs allow infants and younger children to join the family at the dining table. Their traditional appearance can coordinate naturally with solid wood dining furniture.
Confirm the chair’s intended age and size range, restraint system, tray configuration, and care instructions before use. Always follow the furniture maker’s current safety and assembly guidance.
Children’s Rockers
Children’s rockers bring the familiar comfort of a rocking chair to a child-friendly scale. They can create a cozy place for reading, relaxing, or sitting with a favorite toy.
Leave enough open space around the chair for the rocking motion. The chair should be selected according to the child’s size and used with appropriate supervision.
Our Latest Children’s Rockers
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Create a Calmer, More Organized Room
Storage Designed for Growing Needs
Children’s rooms need storage that can keep up with changing clothing sizes, favorite toys, books, bedding, and daily routines. Dressers provide broad drawer storage and a useful top surface, while chests make better use of vertical space. Nightstands keep bedtime items nearby, and toy boxes provide open storage for larger playthings and quick cleanup.
Dressers provide wide drawer storage for clothing, blankets, diapers, and other everyday necessities. Their lower profile also creates a useful top surface for a lamp, changing accessories, baskets, books, or decorative items.
A dresser works best where the room has enough open wall width and clearance for the drawers. Select a size that provides useful storage without crowding the bed or limiting walkways.
Chests use vertical space to provide several stacked drawers within a narrower footprint. They are helpful in smaller bedrooms or rooms where most of the wider walls are already occupied.
The upper drawers may become less accessible to younger children, which can be useful for items an adult manages. As with other tall storage furniture, follow the manufacturer’s installation and anti-tip guidance.
Nightstands provide a convenient surface beside the bed for a lamp, books, water, tissues, and other bedtime essentials. Drawers or doors can also keep smaller belongings contained and out of sight.
Choose a nightstand height that works comfortably with the mattress and bed frame. In compact rooms, a narrow design can provide everyday function without using too much floor space.
Toy boxes provide open interior storage for blocks, stuffed animals, games, dress-up clothes, and other bulky playroom items. They can make cleanup easier by giving children one familiar place to return their belongings.
Interior size, lid design, ventilation, and hardware should be considered when selecting a toy box. Follow the furniture maker’s instructions and supervise use as appropriate for the child’s age.
Our Latest Chests & Dressers
Our Latest Toy Boxes
Create a Play Space They Can Call Their Own
A thoughtfully arranged play space gives children room to explore while helping the rest of the home remain organized. Youth chairs provide individual seating, wooden toys encourage hands-on play, and outdoor chairs extend child-sized comfort to the porch, patio, or yard.
Youth Chairs
Youth chairs provide individual seating with proportions designed for smaller users. They can be placed at a children’s table, in a reading area, beside a bookshelf, or within a bedroom or playroom.
Wooden Toys
Wooden toys bring lasting materials and traditional character into a playroom. Available designs may support imaginative play, movement, coordination, or decorative display depending on the item.
Outdoor Children’s Furniture
Outdoor children’s chairs give younger family members seating suited to their size on a porch, patio, or in the yard. They can be grouped around a child-sized table or positioned near the family’s larger outdoor arrangement.
Our Latest Youth Chairs
Our Latest Toys
Custom Options
Choose the Color, Fabric, and Style You Love
Children’s furniture should work for the room as it is today while allowing for the changes that come with growing up. Thoughtful customization can help you coordinate the nursery with the rest of the home, create enough storage for a smaller bedroom, or build a collection that can be expanded over time.
Available options may include wood species, finish colors, hardware, bed sizes, storage configurations, and coordinating pieces. Choices vary by design and furniture maker, but the Heirloom Amish Furniture team can help you understand the possibilities for each collection.
- Choose your wood species to bring the grain and natural character you prefer into the room.
- Select your finish color to coordinate with flooring, trim, wall colors, and nearby furniture.
- Plan for future stages with convertible furniture or coordinated pieces that can be added later.
- Match storage to needs with the right combination of dressers, chests, nightstands, and toy boxes.
- Coordinate beds and storage to create a room that feels connected without overcrowding it.
- Select child-friendly proportions for tables, chairs, rockers, and other activity furniture.
Children’s Furniture Buying Guide
A successful children’s room balances safe movement, useful storage, age-appropriate furniture, and enough open space for play. Use this chart to compare common pieces before deciding which combination best supports your family’s current and future needs.
| Outdoor Furniture Piece | Best For | Seating or Function | Space Requirement | Why Choose It |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adirondack Chair | Relaxing and enjoying a view | One relaxed seat | Medium | Provides a laid-back position with broad armrests |
| Rocker | Porches and quiet seating areas | One motion seat | Medium with movement clearance | Adds traditional rocking comfort in a compact width |
| Glider | Conversation and gentle relaxation | One to several seats | Medium to large | Provides smooth motion in individual or shared sizes |
| Swing | Porches and garden focal points | Two or more seats | Large with hanging clearance | Creates shared seating with gentle suspended movement |
| Outdoor Sofa | Family seating and conversation areas | Several seats | Large | Anchors a complete outdoor living arrangement |
| Loveseat | Couples and smaller patios | Two seats | Medium | Adds shared comfort with less width than a sofa |
| Chaise Lounge | Poolsides and sunbathing | One reclining seat | Long, open area | Supports full-body relaxation and adjustable lounging |
| Dining Table | Family meals and entertaining | Standard-height dining | Medium to large | Provides familiar comfort for a broad range of users |
| Counter or Bar Table | Views and casual gatherings | Elevated dining | Medium | Raises the seating above railings and nearby obstacles |
| Picnic Table | Casual family meals | Table and bench seating | Large | Combines dining and seating in an efficient arrangement |
| Fire Table | Evening gatherings | Warmth and central surface | Medium to large with safety clearance | Adds atmosphere and creates a natural focal point |
See and feel Solid Wood Children’s furniture firsthand
Visit Our Winter Garden Showroom
Visit Heirloom Amish Furniture in historic downtown Winter Garden to explore children’s furniture in person. Compare crib and bed designs, open dresser drawers, see how much storage a toy box provides, and experience the scale of child-sized tables and chairs.
Bring room dimensions, photographs, and ideas for the space. The showroom team can help you choose children’s furniture that fits comfortably, coordinate a collection, and plan for changing sleeping and storage needs as your child grows.
Children’s Furniture FAQ’s
A convertible crib is designed to change into one or more later bed configurations when used with the required components. Conversion options vary by model, and some rails or kits may need to be purchased separately. Confirm all available stages and required parts before ordering.
The timing depends on the child’s development and the crib or bed manufacturer’s instructions. Review the furniture’s current height, weight, and age guidance, and speak with an appropriate pediatric professional when you have questions about a child’s readiness.
Measure the ceiling height and available floor space, and review the ladder placement, guardrail configuration, mattress requirements, and age guidance. The upper bunk should only be used according to the furniture maker’s instructions and applicable safety recommendations.
Many pieces may offer choices for wood species, finish color, hardware, bed configuration, storage, and coordinating furniture. Available options vary by design and furniture maker, so the Heirloom team can help confirm what can be personalized.
Tall or drawer-based furniture can present a tip-over risk, particularly in children’s rooms. Follow the manufacturer’s current anchoring instructions and use the provided or recommended anti-tip hardware. Furniture should never be used as a climbing surface.
No. A collection can help create a coordinated room, but you can purchase only the crib, bed, dresser, nightstand, toy box, or other pieces you need. Additional matching furniture may be added later as the child’s storage and sleeping needs change.
