
I just went through the same dilemma and ended up getting the Davinci (ordered the Marley set in Walnut). First of all I'm really really happy with the quality, no regrets at all. Second, the dresser topper thing recommended for the set was a brand called Million Dollar Baby Co....I was nervous it wouldn't match because it wasn't Davinci. Turns out Million Dollar Baby Co is the parent company for Davinci, Babyletto, Namesake and others! I'm sure there are differences in the brand quality but
Direct ownership of DaVinci Marley set. Very happy with quality, no regrets. Useful insight that Million Dollar Baby Co is the parent company for DaVinci, Babyletto, and Namesake.
I got [this](https://www.amazon.com/DaVinci-Marley-Convertible-Greenguard-Certified/dp/B0CQ2126GF) one and though we've only been using it for some naps, I love it! And it's only $199. I even dropped something on it super hard and there's a little dent, but the paint didn't chip or anything, so there's that haha.
Direct ownership of DaVinci Marley. Loves it at $199. Paint durability confirmed (survived impact without chipping). Greenguard certified.
We got a Davinci crib and I love it! Very sturdy, good quality and under $200. I'm sure something from Pottery Barn would look just a little nicer but I can't justify $500+ on a crib
Direct ownership. Loves it, very sturdy and good quality at under $200. Good value vs premium brands.
Like carseats, all newly constructed baby cribs, and baby mattresses for that matter, have safety regulations they have to pass. A $1500 crib is just as safe as a $200. The $80 Graco crib mattress is just as safe as the $700 Newton one. We have a Da Vinci crib/ convertible to a toddler bed, and dresser and we like both, style looks good to us and both are very sturdy and well-made.
Direct ownership of DaVinci crib and dresser. Both sturdy, well-made, good style. Practical perspective that safety standards are universal across price points.
Strangely enough you have listed two brands that I know are Greenguard certified and are not supposed to have any VOCs. We have DaVinci furniture and I definitely didn't notice any smells when we first got it.
Direct ownership. Addresses off-gassing concern: no noticeable smell. Confirms Greenguard certification and lack of VOCs.
I have a Colby 4-in-1 low profile by davinci with open space underneath, and a davinci crib with a trundle storage thing under. Something I didn't realize is that it's kind of a pain(very minor) to not be able to have your feet under the crib when bending down to pick up baby. Like very very very minor, but I keep hammering my toes into the storage drawer on the new crib now.
Owns two DaVinci cribs (Colby 4-in-1 and another with trundle storage). Minor ergonomic complaint about storage blocking feet, but overall satisfied enough to buy two.
They will both get nibbled on when those teeth come in. ;). I had a Babyletto with my first, but also had a Da Vinci mini crib in my room before I graduated him to his Babyletto in his own room. The Da Vinci had wiggly legs, and according to reviews I wasn't the only one with that issue. The Babyletto was definitely constructed more solidly. The toddler bed was included in the price, which I appreciated, some cribs the toddler attachment is purchased separately. But yeah, all cribs are going t
Direct experience with DaVinci mini crib having wiggly legs. Not an isolated issue per reviews. Less solidly built compared to Babyletto in side-by-side use.
We ended up having to return our Davinci crib. The spindles were not flush with the top rail leaving rough edges. I didn't want my baby to get cut on it. They sent us a replacement but we had the same issue. We ended up getting a Dadada crib from Bambi baby. They delivered and put the crib together for us.
Quality control issue: rough, sharp spindle edges (safety concern). Problem persisted with replacement unit. Had to switch to a different brand entirely.