Day Bed (retired)
Nov 11, 2006 21:35:45 GMT -5
Post by PleasantMemories on Nov 11, 2006 21:35:45 GMT -5
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I have all the AG beds and this is one of my very favorites. Unlike the other historical beds, (except Samantha's) it can easily be stored in its box and easily assembled for play or display. It barely takes up any room. When assembled the bed is very sturdy and does not easily scratch or dent. It is Less fragile than the wooden beds. I can let my DD(2) play with the bed without worrying about her hurting herself or the bed.
The bed looks relatively realistic to the time period. It is a beautiful color green and coordinates well with Kit's accessories and other furniture pieces. Another great feature of this bed is that it can hold two or three dolls, if the girls don't mind sleeping close. I'm very happy with my purchase.
I have all the AG beds and this is one of my very favorites. Unlike the other historical beds, (except Samantha's) it can easily be stored in its box and easily assembled for play or display. It barely takes up any room. When assembled the bed is very sturdy and does not easily scratch or dent. It is Less fragile than the wooden beds. I can let my DD(2) play with the bed without worrying about her hurting herself or the bed.
The bed looks relatively realistic to the time period. It is a beautiful color green and coordinates well with Kit's accessories and other furniture pieces. Another great feature of this bed is that it can hold two or three dolls, if the girls don't mind sleeping close. I'm very happy with my purchase.